> Fewer bugs, faster operation, no superfluous user interaction The only music player which fulfills all of this and much more is foobar2000. There is nothing

> Fewer bugs, faster operation, no superfluous user interaction The only music player which fulfills all of this and much more is foobar2000. There is nothing else which comes even close to it. Looking at the Roon webpage: > Forget everything you know about music players. Music is an experience, and Roon reconnects you with it. Experience? Why does everything has do be an experience? I just want to manage my library and listen to music and not fight against miles and miles of whitespace and padding and "beautiful graphics" to actually find my content. > We have more convenience than ever, but no feeling of excitement or engagement. I don't want to be excited or enganged, I just want to listen to music... > What you get is a searchable, surfable magazine about your music. Searchable? I bet that foobar2000 is way more searchable than Roon will ever be. > “It’s light years beyond any current app.” lol Perhaps I am just in the wrong target demography but there is not a single thing on that page which would convince me to switch to Roon. foobar2000 is the vim/emacs of the music player world and everything else is just a copy of notepad.exe with some fancy graphics.