Pudnik

Well I have both an AWS account and an Azure account, so it would be a minor challenge to spin up a container in either cloud, up the source code to it, and try out one of the build recipees. Once I have a successful build, I would then need to test it myself and it would be nice to have someone else test it too. I'd also like to use Github instead of Sourceforge, as I am more comfortable with Github. John Bonifas Data Engineer MS, Spatial Data Engineering, NAU, 2019 BS, Geography/Data Engineering,...

Well, the words 'tech savvy' cover a HUGE range. When I wrote those words, I was thinking about a user that is tech savvy enough to download a docker image, get it running, and run the commands necessary to compile the project. Not necessarily a user that could modify the graphics processing engine of the solution successfully. There are tech savvy people that can write small scripts, stage data to data lakes, understand large platforms like Azure, secure their social media accounts properly, and...

...Bob, If you don't have the time nor the skill to update gm properly....give it up to a person who does. This person should have the skill and experience to port the build environment, with all OS dependencies, libs, correct versions, etc, into a container image. Then, this person could publish the container image and link to it via the downloads link on the gm home page, periodically, when the source code changes. All a tech savvy user such as myself would then have to do is download the container...

I'd just to give a pat on the back to the author... Kid3 is by far - BY FAR - the best mp3 tag editor I've ever encountered. It is a key app now for me, as I manage my music collection approaching 50,000 tracks (200+ GB). The quality of this free app is as high as commercial apps costing $40 US or more. I'd happily pay that much for it if I could. :)