I installed Linux Mint 20.2 as an on-the-side replacement to the mess that was Windows 10 about a year ago now and haven't yet been able to find a music player application that can replicate the clean experience that iTunes provides. I'm looking for a music player that is rich in features yet not a mess to use and can preferably display album cover art to make finding specific
music much easier. I have already tried running iTunes on Linux Mint with WINE, Lutris and Play On Linux but have only had a buggy unusable mess so far. As an extra, the ability to sync music to iPods would also be nice to have but is not necessary. If anyone has any recommendations I would be happy to try them out.

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Hi nenemon,

On 2022-09-21 13:01:26, you wrote to All:

I installed Linux Mint 20.2 as an on-the-side replacement to the mess
that was Windows 10 about a year ago now and haven't yet been able to
find a music player application that can replicate the clean
experience that iTunes provides. I'm looking for a music player that
is rich in features yet not a mess to use and can preferably display
album cover art to make finding specific music much easier. I have
already tried running iTunes on Linux Mint with WINE, Lutris and Play
On Linux but have only had a buggy unusable mess so far. As an extra,
the ability to sync music to iPods would also be nice to have but is
not necessary. If anyone has any recommendations I would be happy to
try them out.

Btw1: This network is about the Amiga!
Btw2: AmigaNet is a real name network.

But try out "Amarok"... ;)

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Thank you for the suggestion, Ill try it out just now. Sorry, i didn't notice it was dedicated to Amiga only, my mistake.

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nenemon wrote to All <=-

find a music player application that can replicate the clean experience that iTunes provides. I'm looking for a music player that is rich in features yet not a mess to use and can preferably display album cover
art to make finding specific

You liked the Windows version of iTunes? I thought that was just an urban legend...

Anyway, you probably have three options:

1) Install FS-UAE, buy AmigaOS 3.1 ROMs from Cloanto, set up a basic
Workbench 3.1 environment, and install EaglePlayer on it.
2) Ask your question in one of the Linux subs on FidoNet, fsxNet, DoveNet, LinuxNet, etc
3) Install Straberry Music Player in Linux Mint

Good luck!


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El 21/9/22 a las 14:01, nenemon escribió:

I installed Linux Mint 20.2 as an on-the-side replacement to the mess that

was

Windows 10 about a year ago now and haven't yet been able to find a music player application that can replicate the clean experience that iTunes provides. I'm looking for a music player that is rich in features yet not a mess to use and can preferably display album cover art to make finding

specific

music much easier. I have already tried running iTunes on Linux Mint with WINE, Lutris and Play On Linux but have only had a buggy unusable mess so

far.

As an extra, the ability to sync music to iPods would also be nice to have

but

is not necessary. If anyone has any recommendations I would be happy to try them out.

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