Why not?
Why not?
Catalonia ////
1) It's ancient and havn't been maintained for a very long time (including security).
2) It depends on GTK1.2 which AFAIK is obsolite.
Solution;
Use Audacious
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Thanks for the answer.
Yes, I've been using Audacious since Feisty. But I'm not really satisfy with it, and I wanted to give it a try to XMMS as I heard it is rock solid.
Audacious doesn't even have a working wepage for now, latest version has a very annoying bug witch it haven't been solved yet (I made a bug of course)...
So... There are really few Winamp-like alternatives to Audacious 1.5.1
Last edited by Kosimo; October 23rd, 2008 at 07:17 PM.
Catalonia ////
You could give Xmms2 a try, just remember to get the gui as well.
Though Audacious 2 is on the drawing board (looking forward to it).
Linux & Art: https://artofstorm.dk/
I've never get to install XMMS2 with GUI (I have to admit I'm a repository addict) sudo apt-get install xxxx that damn easy
I didn't even know that Audacious 2 is on the way. I've heard that on google summer code 2008 audacious had something to say but after that, the webpage disappear.
Where do you get that information?
Catalonia ////
From their homepage, wiki and forum.
Linux & Art: https://artofstorm.dk/
They also have their mercurial repositories which you can pull from.
http://hg.atheme-project.org/
I can confirm audacious 2 will rock. I'm using "1.90" from the hg repositories... They finally offer a nice gtk gui, but still support the old winamp 2 style (run with audacious -i skinned). It supports several more formats (which matters to me as I love chiptunes)
Either way, if xmms has an advantage over audacious, I'd like to know what it is. You can even opt to have a file loader look like xmms. Gentoo has dropped xmms as well if I'm not mistaken...
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I just use audacious, use the xmms skins and listen away.
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