Linux, JavaOp, and Media

[MaDDoG]

Anyone know if an Amarok plugin exists for JavaOp similar to Stealth's winamp support?

If so, awesome.

If not, it would be great. I love nothing more then to /m my bot while playing a game to change what im listening to.
the thing is im a noob so all i know is BASIC. Java hates me with a passion so i cant write a plugin with the knowledge i have, which btw is pretty much none as far as java goes.

[Newby]

I doubt it. I don't remember how open amaroK is for probing it for information like that, though; it wouldn't be too hard to ask it for information and/or have it spit out what it's listening to a text file for reading by JavaOp2.

[MaDDoG]

That would be nice, How do you think i would go about doing that?

[Joe]

Not to insult you or anything, but if you had to ask that chances are you probably can't do it.

[MaDDoG]

Not to insult you or anything, but if you had to ask that chances are you probably can't do it.

lol your probably right, but im always up to learning. I just started with linux myself about 4 months ago. and im a complete java noob so... 

[topaz~]

Not to insult you or anything, but if you had to ask that chances are you probably can't do it.

lol your probably right, but im always up to learning. I just started with linux myself about 4 months ago. and im a complete java noob so... 

If you're willing to do a little extra work like installing a Python interpreter, doing a little configuration, and linking me to an amaroK SDK, I'd be happy to write a script that lets you manipulate amaroK while in a Battle.net game. 

[MaDDoG]

That would be awesome, have AIM, MSN, or Yahoo?