The upstream tree has several patches which purport to make it work with 0.13.3. However neither backporting those specific fixes, nor installing directly from the upstream git tree resulted in the plugin showing up in rhythmbox, nor in dconf-editor.
I was able to get it to show up by renaming radio-browser.rb-plugin to radio-browser.plugin and then changing [RB Plugin] to [Plugin]. However, when I then attempted to enable it in the plugin listing, it just indicated an error.
Running the plugin from the command line shows this error:
root@humber:/usr/lib/rhythmbox/plugins/radio-browser# python ./radio-browser.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./radio-browser.py", line 18, in <module>
import rb
ImportError: No module named rb
Looking at the other plugins, it appears they've been migrated to using pygi. For example, instead of:
import rb
they do
from gi.repository import RB
So... guessing a more extensive reworking of this plugin would be required to get it up and running.
The upstream tree has several patches which purport to make it work with 0.13.3. However neither backporting those specific fixes, nor installing directly from the upstream git tree resulted in the plugin showing up in rhythmbox, nor in dconf-editor.
I was able to get it to show up by renaming radio-browser. rb-plugin to radio-browser. plugin and then changing [RB Plugin] to [Plugin]. However, when I then attempted to enable it in the plugin listing, it just indicated an error.
Running the plugin from the command line shows this error:
root@humber: /usr/lib/ rhythmbox/ plugins/ radio-browser# python ./radio-browser.py browser. py", line 18, in <module>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./radio-
import rb
ImportError: No module named rb
Looking at the other plugins, it appears they've been migrated to using pygi. For example, instead of:
import rb
they do
from gi.repository import RB
So... guessing a more extensive reworking of this plugin would be required to get it up and running.