Post B5O0VAdo9iAZB7xUu0 by lethalbit@chaos.social
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(DIR) Post #B5O0VAdo9iAZB7xUu0 by lethalbit@chaos.social
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Say, anyone have any good suggestions for music players/library software that works well on Linux, and ideally also has a phone app I can sync playlists with?I'm currently using Lollypop, but it's so fucking slow (takes like, 2-5 *seconds* to do navigation and whatnot) and I hate the libadwaita look, sticks out awfully on KDEI've tried Juk, Elisa, and Rhythmbox, but none of the particularly fit what i'm looking for.
(DIR) Post #B5O0VLG6gAkM6nxDzE by lethalbit@chaos.social
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Any suggestions would be very much appreciated! I'm trying to move all my music and media offline and locally and ough, it's rough.
(DIR) Post #B5O0mjX3gUpqJYAz4a by korenchkin@chaos.social
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@lethalbit I've been using quodlibet for years, as far as I know, it doesn't have a phone app though
(DIR) Post #B5O1aY2ifwzr9yjs92 by tezoatlipoca@mas.to
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@lethalbit Its not a paired desktop+mobile.app ecosystem but I've quite fallen for it since setting it up a few weeks ago:1. kew - command line mp3 and .m3u playlist player for linux2. Folder Player - folder based mp3 player 4 android3. syncthing (which has desktop and mobile apps) to sync my mp3 kollection between them.
(DIR) Post #B5O3ZRDokZwzcjWoj2 by lethalbit@chaos.social
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@stargirl I'll give that all a look thanks~
(DIR) Post #B5OAWQrQKtmZJWZFlQ by redsakana@infosec.exchange
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@lethalbit I use Syncthing for the phone sync part (+ Poweramp on Android, mostly because I paid for it a long time ago)Desktop music organizer is beets with the beets-alternatives plugin to sync to Syncthing folder and USB-connected player. Beets is convenient for many things for me but extremely deep in YMMV territory