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In my Ubuntu testing, I found that right clicking a music file gives the user the option to open it with Kajammer, this does not work. I don't have any idea how Nautilus handles this.
I'm guessing it uses a command like: kajammer music.ogg
Kajammer uses the -p flag to do this, and Nautilus has no way of knowing this. I can either find a way to make Nautilus know about -p, or change my Cli interface to take a music file with no -p.
I'm assuming Nautilus is wrapping the argument with quotes, which would make kajammer think the file doesn't exist. So I'll see what I can do about removing those.
In my Ubuntu testing, I found that right clicking a music file gives the user the option to open it with Kajammer, this does not work. I don't have any idea how Nautilus handles this.
I'm guessing it uses a command like: kajammer music.ogg
Kajammer uses the -p flag to do this, and Nautilus has no way of knowing this. I can either find a way to make Nautilus know about -p, or change my Cli interface to take a music file with no -p.
This bug depends on #10
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