Desktop v1.0 - Basically Functional Program

New Features

• Album cover, album name, artist, and title are are visible after selecing a file
• A toggle-based play/pause button
• Modified file open dialog to show file types that were originally not visible
• File menu at the top of the window instead of a button
• Lots of crash handling

Screenshots

While Playing

Selecting a New Song

Archive Information

All builds are available in standard zip archives and XZ zipped tarballs.

Running Instructions

Just last time there are some issues.

• Windows
  • Uses AOT compilation.
  • Simply extract the archive and run the *.exe file.
• Linux and macOS
  • Unfortunately Visual Studio returned errors when attempting to create self-contained builds. This means that you must download .NET Core v3.1. Installation instructions for your OS can be found here.
  • Afterwards, you can run the application by opening up a terminal window in the directory you installed Majora in and running:

$ dotnet Majora

I'll try to create self-contained builds for all platforms in the future.

Desktop v0.1 - Basic Desktop GUI with Play, Pause, and Stop Controls

General Information

This release has a basic desktop GUI with play, pause, and stop controls. Not a lot of error-checking has been implemented yet. It's extremely basic and pre-release.

The Windows build uses AOT compilation.

Archive Information

All builds are available in standard zip archives and XZ zipped tarballs.

Running Instructions

• Windows
  • Simply extract the archive and run the *.exe file.
• Linux and macOS
  • Unfortunately Visual Studio returned errors when attempting to create self-contained builds. This means that you must download .NET Core v3.1. Installation instructions for your OS can be found here.
  • Afterwards, you can run the application by opening up a terminal window in the directory you installed Majora in and running:

$ dotnet Majora

I'll try to create self-contained builds for all platforms in the future.

Terminal v1.1 - The REAL Final Version

This version implements the changes since v1.0 which was mainly moving all the code outside of what runs the program to a separate project so that it can be used as a library in the terminal and future GUI program.

Unfortunately this change means that the builds archives don't have single executable (*.exe or *.terminal) since Visual Studio spit out errors when trying to trying to compile to a single file. The Windows version now no longer has AOT compilation, which is a shame.

Because of this, the archives have a million extra files, mainly *.dll and what ever files are needed for the specific environments. The Majora.Terminal executable is what you need to run.

Builds are available below for 64-bit versions of Windows, Linux, and macOS and are available in zip archives and XZ tarballs for all platforms.

Terminal v1.0 - Final Release of Terminal Version for Now

This version improves the execution loop by making it more efficient and modular. With that, I feel like I've done all I want to with this aspect of the project. I've created a good code base I can use in the future GUI version, so this will the final release for the terminal program for now.

The builds are all for 64-bit Windows, Linux, and macOS. Standard zip archives and XZ tarballs are available for all platforms.

Terminal v0.2 - Volume Control (plus test mode nixed)

Now with volume control! Type volume help or mute help for help with the new commands!

Windows and macOS binaries are standard zipped. Linux binary is gzipped.

Terminal v0.1 - A Mildly Functional Program (comes with test mode)

When you open the included *.exe file, you are prompted with Internal or Global?. "Internal" refers to the test mode. The test mode functions based on a preset library of files in a test directory. The files I used for that are also provided. "Global" refers to a standard use mode. Write the path to your file and then use it!

A help command is available. Type help to get information on all commands. Type <command> help to get information on that command.

The main program is in majora.terminal-v0.1-<os type> files. The Linux build is gzipped and rest are standard zipped. The test files are available in test.zip.