I have been using Amarok 2.0 since before beta released, but now, finally Amarok project has released it’s Release candidate after many development, since Beta 3 was for fixing bux and feature fixing Amarok team didn’t just polish the things, nothing stopped them from adding more features (copied directly from amarok.kde.org)
- Users’ Recommended radio is now shown in the Last.Fm Service.
- Playlist browser items can be deleted and renamed using the keyboard.
- Basic and Advanced view when editing a filename scheme are synchronized.
- Added delete button to Advanced view for defining a filename scheme.
- Importer for iTunes libraries now allows you to import your statistics from iTunes.
- The settings dialog now remembers the page that was last used.
- Track information can be edited from the file browser.
And the following changes, copied from Amarok site, too
- User playlists added from files are now updated on collection rescans, so any changes in the file are reflected in the SQL playlist.
- Layout refactoring in the Organize Collection dialog.
- Enabled Last.fm scrobbling by default when Last.fm login is supplied.
- “Show active track” has been moved from the playlist context menu to the playlist toolbar
- The video and Last.fm applet have been removed for now as they are not ready for final release. They will be readded in later releases.
It already is in Kubuntu backports, so I leave the link to that entry in Kubuntu site.
