And explain them. This is DeaDBeeF. It is good. It is like fooBAR. I have it to match my ubuntu themes. It is probably best player I have ever used. There is also something else to it that you may not know: IT WORK WITH FOOBAR PRESETS! Wow. I can't think of a better player except maybe gMusicBrowser or Clementine or WINamp or APollo or DeliPLAYER.
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Owen Powell
Luis Richardson
look at the visual metaphore
the playlist is piped into the filebrowsing sidebar
and viceversa
Brandon Gray
I rarely listen music on pc, but the winamp skin was important.
Joshua Cox
I use Winamp with an alarm plugin as an alarm.
I use groove for casual listening.
As soon as Microsoft get it's act together and let the alarm app link to groove playlists I'll be gold.
John Gomez
my screen capture software fucked up the screenshot
Caleb Russell
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Jayden Bell
VLC4lyfe
It is powerful yet easy to use. It is incredibly capable from playing obsolete formats to streaming over the internet. It is highly customizable, the source code is free so you can modify the program to suit your needs, and it has a hideous icon.
#1 A++ 10/10 Just works®™!
Ethan Cruz
ncmpcpp+mpd, any other option on linux is inferior.
This is coming from someone who was highly skeptical of it at first.
Isaac Stewart
good shit
just hide friend activity though it's 100% useless
Nolan Adams
VOX master race
Isaac Barnes
youtube.com
Jaxson Garcia
Guayadeque is the only FOSS music player I know of that lets you filter your music library by multiple criteria simultaneously. Furthermore, I can fully customize this view. Lack of this feature is why I quit paying for services like Spotify or Google Play Music
Andrew Allen
In addition to being able to filter your library by multiple criteria and generate playlists on the fly, you can also save your criteria to easily access the same filter/dynamic playlist later
Carson Sullivan
>ncmpcpp+mpd, any other option on linux is inferior
Wrong. MPD+MPC is superior.
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Grayson Rodriguez
foobar2000
Haven't seen anything with more customization. I like browsing by album cover so it works for my needs, plus the in-built tagging / converting are useful.
Parker Jones
album art browsing in guayadeque
Ryder Johnson
I like this, which addons did you use?
James Sanchez
Nice. What is this library browser plugin called?
Caleb Anderson
Modified versions of JS Smooth Browser and JS Smooth Playlist from br3tt.deviantart.com
Also using foo_ui_hacks, foo_uie_panel_splitter, foo_ui_columns and foo_jscript_panel
Bottom bar is some thrown together code from github.com
Nathan Nguyen
scmus. An mpd client I wrote because I don't like ncmpcpp.
Ryder Garcia
VOX is nice though I'd prefer something that lets me browse my library better
Daniel Garcia
>DeaDBeeF
I use it on both my Linux machines even though it doesn't completely work on KDE. Simple, customizable through GUI, and no bullshit.
Ryder Robinson
i'm trying to get guayadeque through apt-get but it's 404ing. do you think the version on sourceforge is the newest?
Adrian Hughes
excellent listening choice user.
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Ayden Sullivan
post github
Colton Gonzalez
how? mine looks more like
Logan Hall
>DAMN.
My nigga
Brandon Rodriguez
>tfw not enough willpower to ditch from "modern web services" and enforce raster fonts everywhere.
That makes me really sad. Blurry antialiased fonts looks horrible compared to pixel-perfect masterrace.
Logan Rogers
What if you took the problem the other way around and ditched your raster monitor for a vector one?
en.wikipedia.org
Hunter Evans
What an interesting piece of technology. Unironically. Wonder if it's gone dead because of technical limitations or something else.
Mason Butler
I think it died because of technical limitations, although I don't know much about the subject.