[Cialug] Malware, Spellcheck and iPods (Was Re: LUG meeting tomorrow)

[Daniel A. Ramaley]

I agree about XMMS. But then Debian took it away so i tried switching to 
XMMS2. But since XMMS2 sucks, i had to look for something else. Now i 
use audacious, which is a fork-of-a-fork of XMMS. It seems to work 
about the same, though i had to adjust some of the scripts i'd written 
and bound to my window manager's keyboard shortcuts (for things like 
pausing the music when the screensaver activates, or un/pausing when i 
hit logo-p).

On 2009-09-15 at 12:06:57, Josh More wrote:
>I still like XMMS.
>
>Seriously.  I don't understand why media players have all gotten so
>bloated.  All I want to do is point an app at a directory and have it
>play the files randomly.  Why should I need a window that takes up
> half my screen and loads half a billion libraries to do that?
>
>Even XMMS2 is bloated, as it uses a client/server model.
>
></curmudgeonly rant>

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