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sachin_kothari
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will be waiting till atleast it becomes beta. 
I'd advise people to stay away from it. Look at the last development date, October 2001. Lot has changed since then.
I understand that new linux users try to get the application they are familiar with in windows. I used to do that too when I was new because like most of you even I wasn't of the alternatives and how do they fare.
Most of the windows apps that we are familiar with don't have so good linux ports. Some examples - winamp, nero, real player. There are more. They have much better alternatives on linux.
I understand that new linux users try to get the application they are familiar with in windows. I used to do that too when I was new because like most of you even I wasn't of the alternatives and how do they fare.
Most of the windows apps that we are familiar with don't have so good linux ports. Some examples - winamp, nero, real player. There are more. They have much better alternatives on linux.
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Well the only reason I wanted to try winamp on ubuntu cos nothing is worth while comparing to Winamp on Ubuntu, no media player comes close to it.
Plz keep your fanboyism to yourself calling Win32 applications crap, as far as I know, developing Win32 apps for Windows is damn easy.
Plz keep your fanboyism to yourself calling Win32 applications crap, as far as I know, developing Win32 apps for Windows is damn easy.
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Oh! comon prakash. I just asked a simple thing whether we can use WInamp using WINE or not.
I have tried all those media players mentioned by you. None provide the same skining feature of Winamp or Library management feature or DAP support. Wonder how do u call them better then Winamp.
Since you don't know what I was trying to ask here, I guess I am asking to the wrong guy
I have tried all those media players mentioned by you. None provide the same skining feature of Winamp or Library management feature or DAP support. Wonder how do u call them better then Winamp.
Since you don't know what I was trying to ask here, I guess I am asking to the wrong guy
QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Gx .. Don't whine if Windows apps don't run on any other OS anyhow. You like and use Windows, use that alone. What's your need to run Windows apps on every other OS and blame its emulators, etc rather than the program's cross compatibility.
gxsaurav
You gave been GXified
Well, there is WINE which is made to run Windows Application in case there is no alternative on Linux, isn't it.
I just asked if I can. By the way, there is no point emulating Winamp 5 lite, cos it only plays mp3. If I needed to play mp3 I would have stayed with rythembox.
I just asked if I can. By the way, there is no point emulating Winamp 5 lite, cos it only plays mp3. If I needed to play mp3 I would have stayed with rythembox.
winamp full can be played too. Please read the whole thing. And if you want wine to improve by leaps and bounds you can do either donate loads of money to them or ask windows to go open source. Or go and help in development process. Then there's a fourth way too, stop whining cos you are doing nothing to help the wine developers and you have no rights to whine about it.
I have given you four options that you can follow, take your pick.
I have given you four options that you can follow, take your pick.
djmykey
Let the music play.....
Guys guys guys y do u keep biting each other's asses in public. Please keep it down. See windows is windows and linux is linux. We r not here to find out who has the most supporters but we r here to help some ppl who face issues or need help or an opinion. So keeping that in mind act like grownups
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