What are the best for winblows and/or linux, and why?
Music players
Ethan Ross
Andrew Phillips
Linux ncmpcpp and Winblows foobar2000. Both are lightweight and highly customizable.
David Parker
Linuxv- deadbeef
Windoze - have no idea.
Nathan Perez
moc
Jacob Taylor
MPD and a client for it. Ncmpcpp for in terminal listening, gmpd for a graphical front end. Wanblows, AIMP with an ncmpcpp skin.
Zachary James
Win billy
Linux mpd
Nathaniel Walker
Winamp is still very comfy on Windows.
Jordan Richardson
I still use Winamp. Haven't found many good players on Linux.
Brayden Hernandez
On Windows:
MusicBee - Feature rich, very customizable, actively developed, pretty.
Spotify - Requires a paid subscription or adblocker program for a good experience, huge library of music at your fingertips, UI is decent but not amazing, essentially not customizable at all, development is halted or extremely slow.
Foobar2000 - Limited (but good) feature set which can be heavily expanded by 3rd party addons, less usable out of the box, pinnacle of customization, gets you mid-tier ricer nerd cred.
Some linux cli bullshit you can run in cygwin - Miserable feature set, requires hours of work to be usable, never as functional as a normal program, gets you a lot of ricer nerd cred, unique look.
Oliver Lopez
Linux: ncmpcpp
Windows: musicbee
Multiplatform: spotify
Christopher Johnson
mpd+ncmpcpp
STRAIGHT OUT THE FUCKIN DUNGEONS OF RAP
Blake Jones
Windows - Foobar 2k
Linux - Clementine
Adrian Rivera
Which version of winamp should i get?
Easton King
The latest version (5.666) should be good. It still plays everything and runs incredibly well on today's 4+ core boxes.
Henry Ortiz
spotify famalam. don't forget to follow for patrician music.
Dylan Rodriguez
More importantly:
Why do I get shit on for using iTunes
Thomas Cook
>winblows
Winamp, obviously
>linux
I like MOC (music on console), but Rhythmbox isn't too bad. For some reason it crashes a lot but I think that's partly because my music collection is too large for it to handle properly.
Ethan Collins
It's a bloated featureless piece of crap designed for zombie consumers.
Nicholas Jones
Yeah but it works with my pocket toaster. Changing album art and artist names on shared music is pretty easy on it, and playlists are basically effortless to make. What other features could you want?
Owen Hall
Windows - MusicBee
OS X - literally nothing is acceptable. iTunes, I guess.
Brandon Miller
>gmpd
did you mean gmpc?
Noah James
Ability to add playable formats with optional plugins.
Joseph Reyes
windows: foobar2000
OS X: iTunes, Cog, maybe cmus
Linux: all GUI ones suck, cmus or other console alternatives may be ok