Any recommendation for any Spotify-like service?
What about Atraci? I've been told it's "open source". Is it free software? I
have not seen it in the Trisquel repo.
Atraci is licensed under the MIT license, so it's free software.
It's not in the normal ubuntu repos afaik, so that might be the reason why
it's not in trisquel.
That said, it basically plays the sound of youtube videos... which is really
nice, but it's not a real streaming service like spotif
Jane and quantumgravity
The way I record my music is by using Audacity through my sound card, then
I'll converted to the file of my desire and saved it to my Server or usb.
Audacity is free. Any sound, song/lyric even my own breathing I record. , I
could catch it without worries of DRM. U
I use Minitube, which is simply for watching Youtube videos- pretty much any
song anyone wants to listen to is on Youtube. You can also download the songs
via Minitube, and convert them to ogg, if you like.
magnatune's nice html5 player http://greattuneplayer.jit.su/
I use it all the time for listening to new releases.
https://libre.fm when I want to listen to all sorts stuff thats
different from my usual.
i download jamendo albums in flac (yes they do provide flacs but only
via there api!)
heres a
I have 60 gigs of prog rock and I want mre
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We should all place as much importance on the licenses of the music as we do
for music-related programs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_music
Why? Art is non-functional, software is functional. It is vital for software
to be free, but it isn't for music and art to be.
jpl:
> Why? Art is non-functional, software is functional. It is vital for
> software to be free, but it isn't for music and art to be.
This is true. But there are other issues with copyright with regards to
music that are addressed by RMS in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNBMdDaYh
Yea, I've heard his lecture on Copyright VS Community; I agreed with it, but
RMS doesn't say nor think that all music must be free.
jpl:
> Yea, I've heard his lecture on Copyright VS Community; I agreed with
> it, but RMS doesn't say nor think that all music must be free.
The point is not that all music should be free, but that the copyright
system as it exists today unnecessarily takes away freedom that makes
free music desi
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