audio player

On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 18:04:09 +0200, Thomas J. staggered into the Black Sun and said:

Saying "this app should do the same thing as $WINDOWSAPP" is not always productive. It's better to say "this app should do X, Y, and Z", because this is a *Linux* newsgroup, so the people who read this group may not know much about Windows programs.

Eh? Specifics? I've run xmms on a P150 with 48M, so I highly doubt that xmms takes too many system resources.

xmms. I don't really need anything else. Some people like KDE's JUK or noatun or whatever they're calling it now.

Huh? If you're using KDE, you could try the "sidebar media player" in Konqueror. Left side has a "play-pause-stop" set of controls, a time display, and a "drag sound files here". Right side has a normal konq file manager window. Do the obvious thing to play mp3, ogg, and wav files. Works with multiple selections too, but there's no real playlist management or any way to skip from song to song. If you need playlist

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