Greetings,
bit late to the discussion and afaik votes are already done, but for the
sake of completeness, have you considered Lollypop
(https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Lollypop)? Its in the repository and
design-wise imo the most appealing one. Technically its seems to work
well, but I've to admit I'm not a heavy user of music players anymore.
Cheers
On 17/05/2021 01:34, Michael Lueck wrote:
Greetings team,
My music player of choice on Linux is:
Yousuf Philips wrote:
1. rhythmbox (8,473kb): The recommended option as it is in regular
development and is used by flavors (gnome, mate, budgie) as well as
xfce distros (mint, manjaro, mx).
My one critique of it is it can be challenging to, by typing part of the
text you know is an attribute of a file, to actually consistently find
the piece of music you are seeking. I have enabled all of the available
view attribute lists. I keep trying to move the attribute keywords I
remember to spots Rhythmbox full text searches on in that player UI
search field.
Otherwise, rock solid, no issues.
I am thankful,
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