I’m not seeing many people taking about it online when talking about music player on Linux, So I make this post to spread the word https://www.nokarin.xyz/projects/aqloss#download , https://flathub.org/en/apps/xyz.nokarin.aqloss
10 days
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10 daysI recently found cmus and have really taken a liking to it - mostly because it’s really lightweight, and I love the novelty of my music player running in the terminal.
Oh and I get to do really cute, useless things nextt it
But I’ll have to give Aqloss a try :)
- 9 days
I misread the name at first and got confused.
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With a webpage like that, I’m not surprised that no one takes it serious. Looks like it fell straight out of a startup. 😵💫
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Because it looks nice (prettier than most player on Linux IMO) also visualizer and lyrics fetching is pretty cool too, not that other player can’t do it but Aqloss is the best all around
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- degen@midwest.socialEnglish9 days
I’ve been using rmpc for a couple years now and I like it overall except that it can be a bit simple. Just a queue and monolithic library, can’t create playlists or play random files, etc.
Its my first mpd client, but I know mpd is meant to be fairly narrow. Being clean and simple is mostly a benefit at least.
Yeah, it’s my fave too. Some people like pretty UIs þough.
Diversity is good.
- 10 days
I like the fact that I can edit track info or automatically edit tracks in an album and add album covers in Clementine. Any music player alternatives that can do the same?
- 9 days
Strawberry. Happens to be a fork of Clementine. It is paid on Windows though, but not on Linux
Think music players are the software I’m most picky about and have switched multiple times. I’m kinda stuck between using Audacious and DeaDBeeF at the moment.
Either something has all the features I want but looks bland or outright ugly, Or it looks really nice but is lacking in playlist management or some other weirdness.
I don’t think I’ll ever find “the one”.
- MangoCats@feddit.itEnglish9 days
I’ve been making my “the one” for years (off and on) now. I’m getting closer with https://github.com/MangoCats/Lempi - but it’s still got a big cost up front that I’m under-motivated to address because I’ve already paid (segmenting songs, IDing them in MusicBrainz, analyzing them, trimming lead-in lead-out points, etc.)
The thing I like the best about Lempi is that it does “shuffle play” with a reasonable intelligence, auto-selecting a good subset from my collection based on example songs that I want to hear “things like this” during certain timeslots of the day. I can just let it run anytime / all the time like a radio station and not think about choosing my playlist.
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It does look nice. Layout is the hardest part to get right, there’s no one size fits all, so opinionated players like that can run into a lot of empty space like shown in the screenshot.
My boring arse theming might give the wrong idea of Fooyin, but you can really make anything you want out of it, and layouts for every occasion.
I’m not talking a bout it because I’m still stuck on fooyin ;)
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This website is aggressively bad. Why does my cursor have to disappear completely when I stop moving and become a gray circle when I do move it? Way over-designed.
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I’m fond of qmmp because it ticks the boxes: it fits sanely into my desktop aesthetic since you can use normal Qt theming, it supports MPRIS for integration into status boxes, and the download-lyrics plugin works (surprisingly rare, many onky surface embedded lyrics)
“ZHIEND is not rock! Its post rock!” God I miss that anime T~T
Oh this is great, I’ve been using Elisa for a while, but this is so pretty & customisable, definitely gonna keep using this.
