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Linux Music Players

Filed in archive Entertainment by Rom Feria on January 10, 2007

Linux Music Players
Most linux distributionslinks only come with one or two media players, MPlayer and VLC. Personally, these two applications are sufficient to handle my music -- until I found out that there are more players available out there like XMMS, Amarok and Rhythmbox to name a few. This article describes music players that are available on your favorite platform (Linux, what else?!). What was not mentioned is Songbird, a relatively new player that is fast gaining popularity. I just wish that iTunes is already available on Linux.






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Tags: xmms  vlc  music  audio  player  mp3  songbird  rhythmbox  amarok  linux  music+players 

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