Comments on: Grooveshark Keyboard Shortcuts for Linux http://wanderr.com/jay/grooveshark-keyboard-shortcuts-for-linux/2010/06/21/ Rantings of a Grooveshark Developer Wed, 21 Sep 2011 10:35:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Intars Students http://wanderr.com/jay/grooveshark-keyboard-shortcuts-for-linux/2010/06/21/comment-page-1/#comment-551 Intars Students Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:11:53 +0000 http://wanderr.com/jay/?p=386#comment-551 @pharkink well I don't have keyboard with such media keys, so I can't test and build support for it :/ @pharkink well I don’t have keyboard with such media keys, so I can’t test and build support for it :/

]]> By: pharkink http://wanderr.com/jay/grooveshark-keyboard-shortcuts-for-linux/2010/06/21/comment-page-1/#comment-542 pharkink Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:48:46 +0000 http://wanderr.com/jay/?p=386#comment-542 Unfortunately it is not possible to use mediakeys with Instars' script. Below is a very simple shell script that you can assign to the media buttons on your keyboard in gnome-keybinding-properties: Just save script below as "~/gs-cmd", chmod +x it, and then in gnome-keybinding-properties click add, fill in something for the name and use "gs-cmd playpause" as command. Apply, then bind 'XF86AudioPlay' to it. Repeat for 'next' and 'previous'. gs-cmd : #!/bin/sh basedir=~/.appdata ctnt=`ls -A $basedir` for dr in $ctnt do mtch=`expr match "$dr" "GroovesharkDesktop."` if [ $mtch -eq 19 ] then filedir=$basedir/$dr/"Local Store/" cd "$filedir" echo "$1" > "shortcutAction.txt" fi done Unfortunately it is not possible to use mediakeys with Instars’ script. Below is a very simple shell script that you can assign to the media buttons on your keyboard in gnome-keybinding-properties:
Just save script below as “~/gs-cmd”, chmod +x it, and then in gnome-keybinding-properties click add, fill in something for the name and use “gs-cmd playpause” as command. Apply, then bind ‘XF86AudioPlay’ to it. Repeat for ‘next’ and ‘previous’.

gs-cmd :
#!/bin/sh
basedir=~/.appdata
ctnt=`ls -A $basedir`
for dr in $ctnt
do
mtch=`expr match “$dr” “GroovesharkDesktop.”`
if [ $mtch -eq 19 ]
then
filedir=$basedir/$dr/”Local Store/”
cd “$filedir”
echo “$1″ > “shortcutAction.txt”
fi
done

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