Nulloy is a cross-platform Qt 4 based music player released under an open source license. A music player you may not have heard of, but one worth checking out!
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Nulloy is a cross-platform Qt 4 based music player released under an open source license. A music player you may not have heard of, but one worth checking out!
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Read moreYarock is billed as “a modern looking music player, packed with features, that doesn’t depend on any specific desktop environment”.
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