Someone should package Beets.
Come to the Portland Debian SOCIAL SCENE. There will be beer and flannel for all. Join us as we hack on software to promote the supremity of Cascadia!
Note: neither beer nor flannel guaranteed
A while ago, MusicBrainz used a technique called TRM for associating audio fingerprints with tracks. This relied on a proprietary, non-free database controlled by a for-profit company.
Your choices were to either use it and have music fingerprinting, or to not have the ability to fingerprint, since no one who knew how to develop a free database was doing so.
After some time with TRMs, MusicBrainz underwent a transition to PUIDs, and after running in parallel for some time, TRMs were dropped. PUIDs rely on a proprietary, non-free database controlled by a for-profit company.
Amazingly, things have changed. Now you can use free software to contribute to a publicly-available database.
If you have a music collection cleanly and properly tagged with MusicBrainz IDs, I urge you to participate in this project.
I don't know how I feel about this.
Maybe Facebook knows.
With 9cdcabb0a7f7a38b8cd2292a48a98eb4eb5e458d, we are one step closer to having Lua dpkg bindings in the archive.
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