Luke Baker, Author at LinuxLinks

Mélodie – no frills music player

Mélodie is billed as a no frills free and open source music player. Luke put it through its paces.

Surge XT is a hybrid polyphonic synthesizer which supports MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) and runs as an LV2 plugin, or as a VST.

Moosync is a simple open source music player designed to play local audio as well as from YouYube and Spotify. Here’s our verdict.

Amberol seeks to be a small and simple music players. Nothing more, nothing less. It’s written in Rust and built with GTK4.

termusic is a music player written in Rust. Here’s our review of this open source software.

Rockarrolla is a song player that seeks to emulate a music jukebox. It’s written in Vala.

Harmonoid is billed as an elegant music app to play local music and YouTube music. It’s written in the Dart programming language. Here’s our review.

radio-active is Python software to listen to internet radio stations on the terminal. It’s free and open source software.

Music Radar is a simple music recognition application for Linux. Here’s our review.

FLB Music is billed as a ‘beautiful cross platform music player’. It’s written in TypeScript and uses Vue.js

Video Trimmer cuts out a fragment of a video given the start and end timestamps without any re-encoding. Free and open source software.

Cozy is a free and open source modern audio book player written in Python. Here’s our review of this software.

Goggles Music Manager is free and open source software that lets you play and organize your music collection.

Haruna is a modern-looking QML-based front-end to mpv. Here’s our review. Haruna is free and open source software.

Videomass is a cross-platform GUI for FFmpeg and youtube-dl. Here’s our verdict on this open source program.