Not much else to do. Pretty much every feature/request/bugfix has been
included. If there is anything else you would like ripperX to do,
mail patches or suggestions to sbsams@eos.ncsu.edu

1.
Update the FAQ with more frequently asked questions and other documentation
points.
-DONE in 1.9, but as always more can be added.

2.
Add an entry box for the artist name and disc title. The track edit boxes
will then only contain the track title. The file name will be constructed from
the format string on the fly.
-NOTE: Actually, I am deciding against this. Multi-artist discs like soundtracks
have different artists for each track. So the best thing to do is to just have
each track editable and users can change the name to whatever they like.

3.
Put all the system-wide plugins under 
/usr/share/ripperX/plugins/(ripper,encoder) and user-specific
plugins under ~/ripperX/plugins/(ripper,encoder) and make each plugin
report needed values when invoked with certain arguements.

(e.g.)

$ xyzplugin -i
ripperX_encoder_plugin specver x.x
NULL, "xingmp3enc", "ripperX_plugin-xingenc", "Xingmp3enc MP3 Encoder", "-B", "-V50", "", ""

-NOTE: I have decided against this as well because it is very easy to add new
plugins to the ripperX code now. Plus how many other encoders are out there 
now that we don't already have support for?

4.
Add the ability to submit CD data to the CDDB if the CD is not found.