Re: [Pykaraoke-discuss] PyKaraoke

[Ken W. <ke...@ke...>]

That sounds better, but personally I much prefer tinkering with 
pykaraoke to try and make it do as I want, I am a hobbyist software 
writer, so to actually buy something I could not then re-write would 
bore me.

I have never really used GitHub, so i will have to figure that out and 
post my changes.

I assume I start my own repo called pykaraoke then somehow link it to 
the official one? I really have no idea.

On holiday at present so using a smaller computer and no printer, 
working with a printer is something we take for granted, but writing 
code with no printer I find hard.

Ken


On 10/24/2017 12:21 PM, kar...@gm... wrote:
> RoxBox and some other commercial programs can do partial string search
> exactly as you describe. $80 for RoxBox.
>
> I am not involved in the company, but I know the guy who makes it as he is
> local to me in Texas:
> http://www.roxbox.net/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=1&idcategory=3
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ken Williams [mailto:ke...@ke...]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2017 3:42 AM
> To: pyk...@li...
> Subject: [Pykaraoke-discuss] PyKaraoke
>
> As an additional comment, i would say that the search on Pykaraoke is
> brilliant, even as it stands.
>
> For example to find "Elvis Presley In The Ghetto" with PyKaraoke you can
> just enter "elv pre ghe" and you have it.
>
> But with the software I used in a local bar here, it will search on a title,
> or a singer, but not both, which shocked me on software that is so
> expensive.
>
> Ken
>
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>
> A Unix/Linux user since 1983.
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Ken Williams.
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A Unix/Linux user since 1983.