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I'm surprised the author didn't list KDE's Elisa: https://apps.kde.org/elisa/ https://apps.kde.org/elisa/ Especially since they referenced KDE when they voiced
by b1temy 9mo ago
I'm surprised the author didn't list KDE's Elisa: https://apps.kde.org/elisa/ https://apps.kde.org/elisa/ Especially since they referenced KDE when they voiced their wish for Strawberry to be more modernized to match the appearance of KDE's Plasma desktop.
I haven't used it for a while (I generally don't listen to music outside of my drive to work these days), but I remember it being a pleasant replacement for MusicBee when I first switched over to a Linux distro full-time, coming from Windows. The Elisa UI is nice too imo, though it's more of a "native UI" look compared to some of the others in the list, though which style is nicer is up to personal preference.
It may also be a plus to some that it is not using Electron , and uses Qt instead (Well, apparently it uses QML, so still kind-of using ECMAScript/Javascript. But only for the user interface, and not the main business logic.)
- avd201 9mo agoI remember struggling with it in the beginning (it has some quirks in the UI and how you configure folders and what have you) but once I got a hang on it it was pretty good
- mpawelski 9mo agoI don't use it much, but for a default audio player for KDE, it's surprisingly slow to open audio file just to play it once (around a second on my machine)
- hahn-kev 8mo agoMan QML is awesome, it's all native UI, and since it's not a browser it has a much simper runtime available for the js that you write.
- pjmlp 8mo agoAnd for those paying for Qt, there is a compiler that partially generates C++ code out of QML. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtqml-qml-script-compiler.html https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtqml-qml-script-compiler.html
- b1temy 8mo agoSlint may be of interest to you, which is similar but is allegedly better in some ways. It was also made by former Qt team devs. http://slint.dev/ http://slint.dev/