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btw. Does knots2 have this kind of mode?
http://maemo.org/packages/view/knots2/
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I'm running an ubuntu machine and for the most part run play my music from my computer, which is connected to my hifi. Is there an application or a sensible method for controlling a computer over the wifi for the purpose of changing tracks, pausing, altering volume etc?
I am aware I could setup VNCing but I think this is a bit of a heavy handed method for skipping track pressing pause etc.
Thanks