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I found it interesting that they compare CD burning software and a music player. In 2017 I am not sure how relevant these software were... I myself haven't use

by kmarc 6y ago

I found it interesting that they compare CD burning software and a music player. In 2017 I am not sure how relevant these software were... I myself haven't used CDs for around 10 years now. And apart from my love of ncmpp, I would also suppose the majority of desktop users would listen to music from a streamer service. I'd rather had a look on the Settings / configuration dialogs, file pickers (as it's been mentioned already) and other stuff that are relevant (and were relevant in 2017)

simion314 6y ago
For HN terminal app comparison would be nice. I am only familiar with Konsole and I am happy with it.
AdmiralAsshat 6y ago
To my knowledge there aren't a whole lot of dedicated apps for streaming services. So the comparisons would be: - How a Spotify tab looks in a browser in KDE vs GNOME. - How the unofficial Spotify Flatpak looks in KDE vs GNOME.
- cuddlybacon 6y ago
  So compare apps in other categories which have remained relevent: file browser, settings, calendar, reminders, notes, etc
pjmlp 6y ago
Around here buying CDs is still quite common. Strangely people like to keep around for years to come the music that they own.