Linux music player

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>>55686827
you will probably have to ryo bro

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>>55686827
>Can't control it via the command line thus can't bind keys in window manager (unless there is some way I don't know about)
>implying

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>>55686827
>>55687860
>implying implications
before you ask: it's deadbeef

also bumping for interest

>>55686827
what's that in the picture?

>>55687928
looks like the driver car of a JR car in japan

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>>55687860
>>55687887
Thanks, I'll check it out.

>>55687959
looks pretty nice desu

Just use mpd+cantata.

>>55687983
Thanks, I'll have a look at cantata too; I don't know how this escaped me.

>>55686827
Try playerctl for the command line thing. It works with most music players and you don´t have to reconfigure your keybinds if you switch players.

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>>55687983
Unfortunately it seems to group music by album then artist, so if you list by albums and the album has multiple artists, it will display multiple times (see pic related).

Thanks for the suggestion though.