If you use MySQL as the database backend, try the SQLite one, it is slightly more mature (the Amarok code, not the db itself) Make sure that all the libraries that Amarok uses were compiled with the same GCC version as Amarok itself. The situation when Amarok is compiled using GCC 3.4.x and linked against taglib which was compiled using GCC 3.3.x can lead to crashes even if you are not editing tags. If you're using KDE with artsd, try disabling "auto suspend if idle after..

This usually means TagLib is crashing while reading that track's tags. Report the bug against TagLib at [1].

edit] Where can I set the proxy settings in Amarok? For listening to streams, you can set the proxy in Engine options: Select Settings -> Configure Amarok -> Configure engine For all other stuff like last.fm, Lyrics and Wikipedia, KDE proxy settings are used. It can be set using KDE Control Center(kcontrol). edit] What media types does Amarok support? None.

If you want to stream directly to a icecast or shoutcast server the answer simply is: it is not supported. You could use IDJC for that. If you only want a small server for home use have a look at the Amarok Souter script.

You will have to add it to the Konqueror Sidebar menu listing. Click on the top option of the menu itself for preferences -> Add New -> amarok The preferences button is towards the left and underneath the Mandrakesoft Button in this screenshot. edit] What is last.fm? last.fm is a free web service that sends information regarding which songs are played to an independent server. With last.

Edit scripts directory/config.xml and remove the <script>...</script> element for the offending script. You may also want to delete the offending script itself from scripts directory.

Ideally, there should be someone around 24 hours a day to make sure the system is put back up when it dies. A reasonable compromise for companies that aren't large enough to do this is to be sure someone's on the system during peak usage hours, to make sure the system is reset when it goes down.

Indexed annuities do carry a guaranteed minimum return, but only if you keep the policy until its maturity date. The guaranteed return is usually 3%, but that may not be 3% of what you paid into the policy in the first place. Some companies guarantee you'll get at least 3% of 90% of what you spent. Also make sure you check on how that minimum return is computed. If, for example, you get at least 3% compounded annually, that works out to a little more than a 10% gain after seven years.

To ensure that the site performs well, we've designed Tripaddiction.com with very few bells and whistles. The same can't be said for the web sites of some of our recommended hotels. To reduce the risk of "crashing," limit the number of foreign web sites you visit per session. Quit and restart frequently. And if a site is taking too long to load, hit "stop" on your browser menu bar and try again later.

Celestia makes use of the most advanced features of OpenGL that your computer's graphics driver claims to support. Many older OpenGL implementations have serious bugs. Here are some options for improving Celestia's display, with the most likely ones first: Upgrade to the most recent drivers for your graphics card. Download them for free from the Web site of the manufacturer of your card, not from Microsoft.

Report the exact circumstances and details of your hardware and software in the "Celestia Bugs" forum. Celestia runs on many different hardware and software configurations. It is not appropriate to ask people to guess what you have. For example: Problem: Celestia crashes when I look at Saturn with Ring Shadows enabled System: 256MB 1GHz Pentium 4, Windows 98 2nd ed Graphics: 128MB Radeon 9700, Catalyst 3.2, OpenGL v1.3.9088 Program: Celestia v1.3.0 Hopefully you know the System information.

Listen for a guitar. About 48 minutes into the piece you can hear it spelling "Fuck off, RB", a farewell to Richard Branson of Virgin on one of the last releases from this record company. Or is it? It was reported there was "STAU STAU" or "STETU STETU" badly transmitted in pure CW (continuous Wave -> only one pitch) over a mandolin or some other similar instrument: Perhaps this is the "SOS".

Amarok was always intended to be a sequel of sorts to Ommadawn (although not in the direct linear manner of TB/TBII) so the obvious thing to do was to involve as many of the original participants as possible. MO and William Murray wrote The Horse Song (aka On Horseback), and he was credited as the author of the short story "Cheer up, cloth ears..." on Amarok. Other names on both Ommadawn and Amarok are Clodagh Simonds, Bridget St John, Paddy Moloney and Julian Bahula.

The studio notes printed in the Amarok CD liner notes include titles for most of the passages on the album. As nearly as can be determined, here are those passages and where they start on the CD version. However, the times are too short, as the final piece is a full hour. And if you want to use these times: here are some further observations: The digits that appear in the leftmost column of the liner notes, among the section titles, will give the correct times if you add 2 minutes to each one.

In an interview, Mike said: "The voices on Amarok sound like tones, but most are lyrics sung in Zulu - I wrote them myself, with the help of someone who can speak Zulu!". This translation was done with the aid of Xhosa dictionaries (it does not really matter whether it is in Xhosa or Zulu, as these two are so closely related). I must just confirm this word, because I cannot clearly make it out on the song - but in a process of eliminating posibilities, 'obengezela' stuck.