Since I use gentoo, a .deb would not do me much good. Can I compile your app somehow? Also, how do I search for a particular podcast in your client and do you have a facility where I can use a username and password if the feed requires it? Thanks, sounds interesting. On Wed, 12 Jul 2023 13:57:32 -0400, Chime Hart wrote: > > Hi All: I have been waiting a long time to offer a newer much > more intuative podcast client for those of us who like > menus-and-simplicity. I am and will be announcing here-and-in the > Blinux list, but since this works especially well in Speakup, > this list will enjoy it first. > DESCRIPTION > Welcome to Pod-kast 0.8.0 written by Marc Lytle and > conceived by myself, Chime Hart. > > Over many years almost all podcast clients seemed to be > lacking an interface which made sense, as well as features I was > hoping for. The only one I understood was hpodder, but it is no > longer available. In Pod-kast, since I > am totally blind and listen with Speakup, a Linux > screen-reader, we took great care to make all functions really > obvious by having numbered menus and yes having the word "number" > before each digit removing any ambiguity. > Back again live, while you may be able to grab from a github > page, which seems really messy in L Y N X an easier option would > be a direct url from my web-site, but not linked from my site. > https://hubert-humphrey.com/pod-kast_0.8.0_amd64.deb > This is beta software-and-there still may be inconsistancies in > the man-page. Rather than clutterup the list, if you have > opperational issues, please write myself directly, or write an > author Marc at an address listed in the man-page. I `sincerely > hope all of you enjoy-and-find alot of success with this new > client, which I named with an alternative spelling, as there are > several podcast clients with the regular spelling. > Thanks so much in advance > Chime > -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John Covici wb2una covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
