It really whips the llama's ass
It really whips the llama's ass
Ok, I’m cheating a little because it was technically released in the late 90s, but it’s peak was definitely in the 2000s.
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I still use it. None better.
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With the Milkdrop plugin
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In case someone went from windows in the 2000's to Linux in the 2020's and misses Winamp:
- reskinning a native Linux media player as Winamp
- installing the OG winamp on a windows compatibility layer (PlayOnLinux)
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to add one to the linux list: i use audacious and just use my winamp skins with it
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Y ur library empty?
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I still whip it out once in a while.
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I used this to play mp3s on my 486. It was fine as long as I didn't run any other apps at the same time.
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If you upgraded to a Pentium, you could really get the visualizers going!
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It's still the best media player out there.
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Best UI to this day
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I was more of a Nucleo Alien Mind guy.
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One of my favs
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Same developer working on Reaper I thinks.
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A simpler time. I was listening to this and playing on the Homestar runner website with my friends in their basement between D&D games
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Audacious still supports winamp skins!
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I used Winamp until like 2015. I switched to VLC after a reformat, but Winamp was pretty solid. Never enshittified that I can remember.
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Archive.org uses a web port of Winamp called Webamp as one of its available music players for archived music. EG https://archive.org/details/DNALOUNGE-2002-07-13?webamp=default
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whups Batman's ass
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I assume the lone downvoter wasn't there for Wesley Willis' classic.
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Batman thought he was bad
He was a fucking asshole in the first place
He got knocked to the floor
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It really did, though.
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Still yet to find anything that comes close to the search brilliance of the winamp media library.
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I'm using lms, has a good search.
The library plugin for audacious has a passable search.
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Featuring hits such as Unknown Artists - Track 9.