It would be a nice addition, however, Linux/KDE desktop users can use Konqueror to read a CD as one mighty ogg or mp3 file, then use something like audacity to split those tracks where there ARE gaps. You can rip individual tracks as well then discard what you don’t need afterwards.
So for example, an album like “Ogdens Nut Gone Flake” by Small Faces, I have the following oggs:
Ogdens Nut Gone Flake
Afterglow / Long Agos and Worlds Apart as one track
Rene (there is a short gap before this on the album anyway and the gap on the Fuze is short, too.)
Song of a Baker
Lazy Sunday
Then all the Happiness Stan tracks up to Happy Days Toytown as one track.
Similarly with Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, I just split it “the mighty ogg” into 2 tracks representing side 1 and side 2 of the original vinyl album.
but yes it would be a good idea. Hope it can be done for ogg as that is a slightly more efficient compression system than mp3, and its distortion is less audilble than mp3.
