[GLLUG] xmms alternatives?

[Mark Tarquini]

Thanks for all the suggestions!  I've gotten alsaplayer to work.  not
bad.  

I'm staying away from the command line ones. =P  I need the 'bloated'
players.

RhythmBox seems awesome, except i'm having a heck of a time installing
it.

Using Debian and apt-get i've gotten the program installed but i'm
missing a plugin/module called "gnomevfssrc".  I am assuming that's in
the plugin package which apt-get installed, but I cannot find just the
gnomevfssrc to see if it's really installed.  

I think Rythmbox will what i will be using, if i can get it to play...

thanks again,

-Mark

On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 12:25, Edward Glowacki wrote:
> On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 11:48, Mark Tarquini wrote:
> > What does everyone use to listen to mp3s?
> > 
> > Are there any good alternatives to XMMS?
> 
> I really hate the user interface for XMMS... =P
> 
> I recently installed and have been using RhythmBox for a while now,
> seems to be nicer than XMMS for managing and playing larger collections
> of MP3's.  It's sort of like iTunes I guess, in that you can browse
> through your collection based on genre/artist/album.  It's not perfect
> yet, still needs some work, but it's not too bad.  Supports rating songs
> and keeps track of when/how often you play them, and you can sort based
> on those things (or just about anything really).
> 
> -ED
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-Mark Tarquini

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