Comment 5 for bug 625903

I don't have a Maverick install here, and looks like the dependencies are such that it wouldn't be easy to install the maverick package on Karmic. Is audacity and audacity-plugins part of a Maverick beta live CD, I could try maybe with something like that?

Anyway it's quite simple to test this, just create a simple shell script with eg.

#!/bin/sh
date > /tmp/songchange.out

(eg. in /tmp/songchange.sh, and chmod 755 /tmp/songchange.sh)

Add the path to this script (/tmp/songchange.sh) to songchange plugin's "Command to run when Audacious reaches the end of playlist" section in the Song Change preferences.
Load one or two mp3s into audacious' playlist, skip forward to near the end of the last song, and let audacious finish playing.
Now /tmp should have the file "songchange.out" containing the output from date.