• Eldritch@piefed.world
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      I use it under Linux. Looks descent. Nice for batch encodes. Tagging and library management.

      • Foxfire@pawb.social
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        It’s quite a nice player for that purpose, and I was able to move over all of my favorites and ratings without too much trouble either. I chose it purely because it’s FOSS and met my needs on my distro. If you’re willing to use freeware on something like Windows specifically though, idk.

    • TwiddleTwaddle@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      Its a continuation of the now deprecated Clementine music player, which was aiming to bring the Foobar2000 UI and plugin functionality to a modern FOSS cross platform state. That’s off the top of my head, but I followed the Foobar->clementine->strawberry pipeline over the years because I like the Milkdrop2.0 visualizer plugin.

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        If I remember correctly, Clementine was not trying to bring Foobar to Linux, but trying to preserve the UX/UI of Amarok 1.4 after the release of Amarok 2.0 (which was not well received by the community).

    • upstroke4448@lemmy.dbzer0.comOP
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      Personally I like it because it makes managing my music library really easy. Especially when it comes to keeping everything organized in a way my Plex server likes as well.

      It really depends on the individual. Some people really hate the outdated looking UI and don’t have much use for the audiophile features.