Read our complete collection of recommended free and open source software. Examples of music players that narrowly missed out (in no particular order) are JuK, Museeks, Nulloy, Banshee, and Qmmp. There are many other good music players that didn’t quite meet our stringent requirements. Video and audio player which can play most formats and codecsĪ few of the music players are not in active development. Visually attractive and simple music player Simple music player developed by the KDE community Music player and server built with Web technologies Polished music collection manager and playerĭistinguished and resplendent open source music player Small but sophisticated graphical music playerīasic and simple player with a small footprint. Music player aiming to be similar to KDE's Amarok, but for GTK+ Small, clear and fast music player written in C++ KDE audio player offering a wealth of features, yet intuitive to use Modern music player and library organiser. Music player and collection organizer originally forked from Clementine Integrated music management application, originally inspired by iTunes Qt music player with browsing based on cover art Python-based music player that's an absolute gemįeature-rich client for Music Player Daemon Either way, you’ll get a full description with an in-depth analysis of each program’s features, screenshot of the software in action, together with links to relevant resources. For each program we’ve written a detailed review or a dedicated page. It’s probably the most underrated program in the whole gamut of open source software.Īll of the programs featured in this article are open source. In our view, Tauon Music Box is the finest open source graphical music player available for Linux. We’ll cover console based music players separately. We’ve confined this article to music players sporting a graphical user interface. If you’re still using a general purpose media player, you’re missing out on a wealth of features that can make organizing, expanding and enjoying your music a walk in the park.

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