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Eldanno
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Hello all you fellow people. :) i have a question for those of you who care to read it....

I am a novice Linux user, and an absolute I D ten (id10t) when it comes to programming anything. I am going to be starting a new Mod where I am going to put a small form factor mobo into the glove compartment of my Ranger. I was looking for a program that can act as a graphical interface to the user. Somethign that can accept both traditional imputs (keyboard/mouse) and a tochscreen. Someting that will run an MP3 player/DVD player/ and anything else that seems to be cool. If anyone knowss of a place to get such a beast or can compile one, I'm all ears.

To those who read this, thanks for reading.
To those who responed, God bless.
To those who can help, I love you.
to those who didnt read this, umm, guess you didnt read this part either, so nevermind.....


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Post by Judg3 »

Hi Eldanno,

Check out some of the other car mp3 player projects for ideas. Most of the ones that use linux us XMMS and a custom plugin they wrote for it (That you can usually download from them)

Personally, I'd probably use Windows 2000 + Winamp + WInamp plugins because thats what I know. But here's some links. Maybe you can email the author's and ask for some more help or details from them too.

RyansPC.com Car MP3 player
David's Car mp3 player

There's a lot of these projects out there, try searching google for linux software car mp3 player

Good luck to ya! And let us know how it turns out!
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Post by Eldanno »

Thanks Judg3! I appreciate the info--That Ryan guy's was pretty cool--well thought out. Again--Appreciate it!


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