GPODDER DOWNLOAD FOLDER UPDATE

It's easy enough to do, but only if you know which file to add entries to. It would be good to have that listed in the manual. In Debian, changing the home and/or download folders, involves adding entries to the file /etc/evironment.

Thank you :) A suggestion for the online manual. Before the next start, you should move your downloads folder to MyDocs/Podcasts (if your downloads are in /home/user/gPodder-Downloads, type in X Terminal: mv ~/gPodder-Downloads ~/MyDocs/Podcasts). gpodderfancommented This is a fabulous program. To change the download directory or gPodder Home, you can set one (or both) of these two environment variables: GPODDERHOME: The settings and database files are always stored in GPODDERHOME. If you upgrade from an older version of gPodder, it's best to start afresh by removing the nf file in $HOME (in the X Terminal, type: rm ~/.config/gpodder/nf), so it gets re-initialized with sane default values on the next start. gPodder doesn't do podcast playback instead, it uses your audio or video player of choice. It supports RSS feeds, FeedBurner, YouTube, and SoundCloud, and it also has an open source sync service that you can run if you want. You can read about some of the changes to the UI. gPodder is a simple, cross-platform podcast downloader, player, and sync tool.

GPODDER DOWNLOAD FOLDER UPDATE

The autobuilder liked it, and so it should be available the next time you update your apt cache for Extras-Devel. I've pushed the first test version of gPodder 2.0 for Fremantle to Extras-Devel.

Gpodder download folder