Running Sockso
When you have Sockso on your computer, the first thing you're going to want to
do is run it. And that's pretty easy! First, navigate to the Sockso folder you
unzipped, and then...
Windows
If you're using Windows then you'll see a file called "Run Sockso", just
double-click it and Sockso will fire right up!
Mac
On Mac's, all you need to do is drag the Sockso application to wherever you
want to keep it, then double click to launch it!
Linux (and others)
If you're using linux or something else then you have a few options. You may
just be able to double click the "sockso.jar" file, or the "linux.sh" script and
it'll start. If this doesn't work just open a terminal, change to the sockso
directory then execute the following command...
$> sh linux.sh
Up and running!
Sockso should have started up now and you'll be presented with the GUI
collection manager. Next, you'll want to learn how to use it!
If you love using Sockso and would like to give a little back,
try a donation to help out and support open source development.
Latest News & Releases 
10th April
Sockso 1.2.4
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Patches from Will to improve HTTP/HTTPS streaming performance, and HTML compliance, improved
music tree in GUI to cope with any size collections, hidden files now ignored on indexing,
and some other bugs.
8th February
Sockso 1.2.3
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Fixed broken 1.2.2 release.
7th February 2010
Sockso 1.2.2 (BROKEN)
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Users can now change their passwords via the web interface, added
property to disable checking for the latest version, new manual
scheduler, and bug fixes for quotes in track names and amazon cover
fetching.
30th December
Sockso 1.2.1
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New cron scheduling support for collection
scanning, streaming improvement (by mrave), and added palm pre support.
26th September
Sockso 1.2
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New faster track indexing, AAC support (by mrave), CPU usage improvements, updated Dutch translation,
lots of other fixes.
