13 votes

Winamp in 2020 (Webamp Electron App)

6 comments

  1. [3]
    RNG
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    I came across this Hacker News post about the "Winamp Skin Museum" (absolutely worth a click) and did some digging and found that the old Winamp player is maintained as a web app and electron app....

    I came across this Hacker News post about the "Winamp Skin Museum" (absolutely worth a click) and did some digging and found that the old Winamp player is maintained as a web app and electron app. It might be worth your time to dig up some old songs and embrace nostalgia.

    7 votes
    1. [2]
      Deimos
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      There's also Winamplify, an alternative web client for Spotify that uses Webamp.

      There's also Winamplify, an alternative web client for Spotify that uses Webamp.

      6 votes
      1. RNG
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        Now this is truly excellent, thanks for the recommendation!

        Now this is truly excellent, thanks for the recommendation!

        3 votes
  2. [2]
    drannex
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    Friendly reminder that winamp is still getting updates, and is a solid application (and supports themes and mods still). I use it on occasion to watch my favourite local file tunes in all that...

    Friendly reminder that winamp is still getting updates, and is a solid application (and supports themes and mods still). I use it on occasion to watch my favourite local file tunes in all that sweet spiral visualizer goodness.

    3 votes
    1. Silbern
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      Audacious is also a great drop in replacement on Linux (and also potentially Windows, though you can still use the old versions on it) that's fully compatible with Winamp 2 skins and also uses...

      Audacious is also a great drop in replacement on Linux (and also potentially Windows, though you can still use the old versions on it) that's fully compatible with Winamp 2 skins and also uses very little CPU and memory. It was my music player for many years on the desktop, and it would still be today if I wasn't in the TDE/KDE world and using Amarok (especially v1) instead.

      3 votes
  3. MimicSquid
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    But does it still whip the llama's ass?

    But does it still whip the llama's ass?

    1 vote