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It's windows-only? Weird.

by QuercusMax 2y ago

Lammy 2y ago
Weird? It's Winamp lol
- xnx 2y ago
  With the source code someone can port it to make Linamp.
  - callwhendone 2y ago
    don't forget Macamp.
    - nathell 2y ago
      Remember that before Winamp, there was DOSamp! I used to use version 0.8. Playback was jerky on a 486DX2/66 but once I upgraded to a Pentium, it was smooth sailing.
    - Lammy 2y ago
      Actually yeah I had forgotten about that alpha version awkwardly called “Winamp:Mac” because “MacAMP” was already taken by not-Nullsoft https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/winampmac https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/winampmac https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macamp-10-preview-edition https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macamp-10-preview-edition And the Android version which I used briefly around 2010 before getting into Subsonic/D-Sub https://forums.winamp.com/forum/winamp/winamp-for-android/291711-winamp-for-android-current-version-v1-4-15 https://forums.winamp.com/forum/winamp/winamp-for-android/29...
  - maximilianburke 2y ago
    There once was xmms
    - kbenson 2y ago
      Before that it was called x11amp, and after that it's been succeeded by a fork that ended up being Audacious, apparently.
    - JohnTHaller 2y ago
      Qmmp is still being developed: https://qmmp.ylsoftware.com/ https://qmmp.ylsoftware.com/
- m00x 2y ago
  Who's gonna build TempleAmp?
  - aleph_minus_one 2y ago
    Music does not sound good on a PC speaker.
    - Dwedit 2y ago
      There are DOS-based MOD and MP3 players that output to the PC speaker.
- kbenson 2y ago
  Yeah, if you want something similar for other systems, try x11amp. (Yes I know it's not called that anymore and I'm showing my age).
stuaxo 2y ago
It's Windows only for now. The architecture of Winamp is made of various plugins. WACUP is replacing them bit by bit. Once everything is replaced then porting could be possible, though it's been only built for Windows so there must be a lot of Windows-isms in there.
Dwedit 2y ago
There have been Linux-based clones of Winamp for a long time, such as XMMS (which directly supports Winamp skins).
- gunapologist99 2y ago
  XMMS is the O.G. but audacious and Qmmp now also support classic winamp skins.
RunSet 2y ago
5.666 installed and is running well under wine for me.

It's windows-only? Weird.

Lammy 2y ago

Weird? It's Winamp lol

xnx 2y ago
With the source code someone can port it to make Linamp.
- callwhendone 2y ago
  don't forget Macamp.
  - nathell 2y ago
    Remember that before Winamp, there was DOSamp! I used to use version 0.8. Playback was jerky on a 486DX2/66 but once I upgraded to a Pentium, it was smooth sailing.
  - Lammy 2y ago
    Actually yeah I had forgotten about that alpha version awkwardly called “Winamp:Mac” because “MacAMP” was already taken by not-Nullsoft https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/winampmac https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/winampmac https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macamp-10-preview-edition https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macamp-10-preview-edition And the Android version which I used briefly around 2010 before getting into Subsonic/D-Sub https://forums.winamp.com/forum/winamp/winamp-for-android/291711-winamp-for-android-current-version-v1-4-15 https://forums.winamp.com/forum/winamp/winamp-for-android/29...
- maximilianburke 2y ago
  There once was xmms
  - kbenson 2y ago
    Before that it was called x11amp, and after that it's been succeeded by a fork that ended up being Audacious, apparently.
  - JohnTHaller 2y ago
    Qmmp is still being developed: https://qmmp.ylsoftware.com/ https://qmmp.ylsoftware.com/
m00x 2y ago
Who's gonna build TempleAmp?
- aleph_minus_one 2y ago
  Music does not sound good on a PC speaker.
  - Dwedit 2y ago
    There are DOS-based MOD and MP3 players that output to the PC speaker.
kbenson 2y ago
Yeah, if you want something similar for other systems, try x11amp. (Yes I know it's not called that anymore and I'm showing my age).

stuaxo 2y ago

It's Windows only for now. The architecture of Winamp is made of various plugins. WACUP is replacing them bit by bit. Once everything is replaced then porting could be possible, though it's been only built for Windows so there must be a lot of Windows-isms in there.

Dwedit 2y ago

There have been Linux-based clones of Winamp for a long time, such as XMMS (which directly supports Winamp skins).

gunapologist99 2y ago
XMMS is the O.G. but audacious and Qmmp now also support classic winamp skins.

RunSet 2y ago

5.666 installed and is running well under wine for me.