Everyone over here lauding the speed of Winamp and comparing it one-to-one to iTunes forgets that Winamp never stopped existing and they were free to continue t

Everyone over here lauding the speed of Winamp and comparing it one-to-one to iTunes forgets that Winamp never stopped existing and they were free to continue to use it. Comparing it to iTunes is silly if Winamp did everything you needed and wanted. But, we all know that iTunes did a lot more than just play music. And you can argue the merits of whether those things were good or not, but again, Winamp never stopped existing, and it never added the additional features people clearly wanted.