Sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
Thanks man! Yeah I've tried to make this project as pure as possible.
New in this version:
New playback pipeline with improved performance and latency (built on miniaudio)
Real-time ASCII visualizations (via Chroma)
Free, open source, no tracking, completely offline
Demo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql5ZKeaX2MQ
More info: https://codeberg.org/ravachol/kew https://github.com/ravachol/kew
Nice, maybe bazzite it is then.
He wants to use Mint. This is what is called planned obsolescence. I say what Linus Torvalds says.
My son was going to switch to Linux this week. He has a GTX 1060.
Well, I hope you don't mean I was being diabolical as I am just trying to stay out of trouble.
Lyric support was added as soon as the legal picture cleared.
Hi,
kew 3.7 has been released. https://github.com/ravachol/kew
kew is a fully private music player for local music files written in c. it features cover images, library navigation, gapless playback, mpris integration and more. Please check it out!
In Europe, The most expensive version of the Pinephone is €600 and the cheaper is €350: https://pine64eu.com/product-category/devices/smartphones/. Plus they are both out of stock.
I'm interested in this. Especially at that price point. I didn't see any photos of device though.
My opinion is that you are right. I switched to C from an OOP and C# background, and it has made me a happier person.
I don't like the (reverse) notification timeout progress bar that's at the top of all my notifications now. Anyone know how to disable that?
What is unintuitive? Enter to enqueue music, Space for pause, Left and Right arrow to change the track. Backspace to clear the list. Escape or q to quit.
The thing that might throw you off might be alt+enter for enqueue + immediate play, which doesn't happen with enter if something is already playing. It's pretty easy to get used to though.
I'm not the developer of Chroma, you'd have to ask them. I think it looks cool though. You don't need it to run kew.