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Winamp

• DougMellon 4y ago
  This was my exact thought as well. There was just something special about customizing it and using it as your digital media console. I feel as if everyone was always excited to show off what skin they were using. https://skins.webamp.org https://skins.webamp.org
• 2143 4y ago
  Blast from the past. Perhaps if it was open source and there was a Linux version (AFAIK there's no Linux version), then it might have lived on. Or maybe not; with music streaming platforms such as Spotify, the world has moved on.
  • mindcrime 4y ago
    No Open Source version per-se, but Audacious[1] is awfully close. It even supports classic Winamp skins AIUI. Screenshot: https://fogbeam.com/audacious.png https://fogbeam.com/audacious.png [1]: https://audacious-media-player.org/ https://audacious-media-player.org/
• inakarmacoma 4y ago
  It really whips the llamas ass...
• beamatronic 4y ago
  It's 2022 and I can't visualize my music like my friend did in 1997.
• dijit 4y ago
  No joke. This is what I thought of before I clicked the thread. I’m not sure if it was just a product of it’s time, but it feels like there’s nothing that quite captures the spirit of Winamp.