Update about Harmony

gokhan

Aug 15, 2012 — 1 min read

My spare time is limited -badly- nowadays. So, sorry for not being able to post updates about Harmony. But here some:

Harmony couldn't reach the deadline with all planned features. But I had to send a sloppy version of it, at least to have Canonical's t-shirt. Just like a foresee, I completed the contest with -1 votes (yes, really. only one minus vote for not setting a description for the package). However, Canonical asked for my address and I hope they will be posting my awesome t-shirt soon.

But of course this doesn't mean I won't be developing the awesome music organizer tool anymore :) I will be working on it, an -I hope- I will add all the features that I planned in the first place and then I'll release a really functional version. The problem is, as I said at the beginning of the post, I am having difficulty to find some time to do something besides work.

I will try to post updates as I progress. Since the project will be hosted on GitHub, you can also follow the current state of the project on its GitHub page, too.

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