Any other music player comparitable to Amarok?

[fancyclaps]

I can't use Amarok. First of all, it crashes regularly (once a couple days) and is very laggy and uses alot of resourches (I have 1 GB ram, should be sufficient)

Also- It's not layed out as I like it. It's very complex (I'm used to the simplicity and useability of Itunes.[I can't figure out how to make a playlist ](*,) )

I've got a few players already, but they have zero features.

Suggestions?

[reacocard]

try exaile: www.exaile.org (http://www.exaile.org)
or rhythmbox: sudo apt-get install rhythmbox

[Dr. Nick]

Try listen yet? Its my current favorite. You really have to just try a few out and decide yourself. I stick with what I like at the time, if one application development goes stagnant then I just move to the next application I like

Thier are several threads already with people recomendations like these
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=126080&highlight=listen+quod+rhythmbox
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=203341&highlight=listen+quod+rhythmbox
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=184575&highlight=listen+quod+rhythmbox

[aysiu]

JuK is nice and light.

Are you in KDE or Gnome?

[fancyclaps]

Thanks for the quick replies guys.

I'd like to try exaile, but I don't have the ambition to go through the command line to install something tonight.

I forgot to say- I'm using Rythembox right now. I like it because it's stable, doesn't use much resources, and is easy to use(Amarok should take note:rolleyes: ). However, it doesn't have all the features I'd like. But I don't want to complain more than I already have. So for now; I'll be using that.

I'll also look into listen..

EDIT: Oh, and I'm using gnome

[3rdalbum]

There's a Debian package of Exaile available on the website. If you're running Dapper, you don't need to use the command-line to install it.

You could also try Songbird for Windows on WINE, it works a little better than the native Linux version at the moment.

[RAV TUX]

I can't use Amarok. First of all, it crashes regularly (once a couple days) and is very laggy and uses alot of resourches (I have 1 GB ram, should be sufficient)

Also- It's not layed out as I like it. It's very complex (I'm used to the simplicity and useability of Itunes.[I can't figure out how to make a playlist ](*,) )

I've got a few players already, but they have zero features.

Suggestions?

gmusicbrowser (http://squentin.free.fr/gmusicbrowser/gmusicbrowser.html)

[Adamant1988]

I really like "listen" it does everything amorak does but it's less annoying.