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This is a very good list, thanks for sharing it. Despite having been on a music player journey like the author, in surprised to see several on the list I've not
by politelemon 9mo ago
This is a very good list, thanks for sharing it. Despite having been on a music player journey like the author, in surprised to see several on the list I've not encountered before. This just tells me that the state of music players on Linux is extremely healthy, and that makes sense, it's the only os where the concept of owning your data exists, so of course time and effort is being spent on this part too.
In the end, for me anyway, I'm only listening to music and I didn't really care too much about what the player looked like, not as much as I thought I would. Even VLC, not mentioned here, is a well functioning music player and will do the job just fine.
- 8bitsrule 9mo agoGood old VLC couldn't be much simpler (or popular). Audio singles, drag-on. Folders of audio files, drag-on. Whatever's in the window can be easily saved as a named playlist. Including internet radio stations (there are thousands). Sort playlists into folders. Oh yeah, and also handles almost ALL video formats in the same way.
- fuzzfactor 9mo agoVLC will also work as a media server and stream files outbound, which remote players can play (buffered) in real-time.