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Oh wow. If I could get this as an Electron app I'd be a happy (nostalgic) user.

• rocky1138 9y ago
  Why don't you just download the real Winamp 2.9 and save yourself the potential GB of RAM usage?
  • slig 9y ago
    Probably because he is on macOS or Linux.
    • aidenn0 9y ago
      winamp 2 almost certainly runs fine under wine.
      • mrob 9y ago
        Or if you don't need a genuine Winamp, Audacious Media Player has an optional Winamp-style interface that supports Winamp skins and looks and feels almost identical.
      • Zardoz84 9y ago
        Indeed, except for video playback. Also, the minibrowser looks dead. Also, I try to update WineHQ WinAmp 2.x entry
    • rocky1138 9y ago
      I'm sittin' here playing SPC files via Winamp in OSX (using Wine). Works a treat.
    • PascLeRasc 9y ago
      For macOS users, I can vouch for Vox (https://vox.rocks/mac-music-player https://vox.rocks/mac-music-player). I was a Winamper for years until I moved to Mac and lost it, Vox is a decent replacement.
  • tracker1 9y ago
    I spent a fair amount of today actually trying to get winamp via wine on MacOS High Sierra... no joy (doesn't show any audio devices for dx9)
• nirv 9y ago
  You can try nativefier[1]. I did this to Soundcloud.com (for the sake of an easy Alt+Tab), and it works just fine. [1] https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier
• captbaritone 9y ago
  There are a few people working on it: https://github.com/captbaritone/winamp2-js/issues/394 https://github.com/captbaritone/winamp2-js/issues/394