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Any great replacements for Windows? * foobar is the most feature-rich, but requires a lot of customization and the auto-move functionality is not on par with i
by SippinLean 10y ago
Any great replacements for Windows?
* foobar is the most feature-rich, but requires a lot of customization and the auto-move functionality is not on par with iTunes file organization tool
* MediaMonkey is nice but the interface is lacking in simplicity compared to iTunes
- ue_ 10y agoI personally use Clementine, which I think is excellent, especially how it lets you browse by album rather than just Artist like some other programs.
- Notre1 10y agoI've been using Clementine for the past few years, too. It's really a nice "simple" interface.
- junkblocker 10y agoI tried to use Clementine every few months for a while but had SQLite crashes every time.
- flyinghamster 10y agoFor me, foobar's killer feature is the tree view that can be sorted by any tag, even user-defined tags. I wish there was something like that for Linux. Unfortunately, any time I've tried to run foobar on WINE it has sucked. Maybe I should write my own, but I don't have that kind of spare time. The Android version of foobar doesn't have the organizing abilities, either.
- jedikv 10y agoI really like MusicBee - seems to fill my winamp hole for the most part https://getmusicbee.com/ https://getmusicbee.com/