This is not open source. In open source people contribute to the project and in return the code belongs to anyone who likes to take it and work on it. Here they are asking for contribution while fully owning the code. It's basically free labor
asks for community help
yeah the time to do this was like 15 years ago. I think most people with the knowledge to help have probably moved on to other players.
I think there'd still be enough people nostalgic about it to make a LinAmp out of the code, but only if it was under a real open source license.
What's a good alternative? I used to love playing around with winamp lol
Even to this day I still use Foobar2000. Even with Linux through WINE.
No, it's not open source, but it's trim and does the job better than other players.
Yeah same here, since forever. Other players are a lot more flashy and appealing to the eye but I haven't found any that make manual library management etc. as easy as foobar2000 does, and Columns UI makes it look modern enough for me. Only on Windows though, the macOS and Android ports are pretty rough...
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Fuck you, pay me (in free licence or money)
I'm so happy
Why this when WACUP exists already?
E: Just discovered WACUP is only partially open source? Damb that sucks. Hope this release could help WACUP but seems unlikely. Maybe it would help them understand the core they'e working with better?
Also the people who used DirectX for a media player.........
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