Used Clementine before and switched to strawberry because it is an active project. Changing was easy, they are very similar ๐
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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I believe the Strawbery developer was a former Clementine dev. And Clementine was a fork of KDE's Amarok 1.4.
Did not know that, but it makes sense ๐ค
Oh man, I love Clementine! Will have to check this out
Many thanks for sharing Kathie. Been looking for a music player that was actively supported and open source. (Am old school and used Winamp in the past for the mp3 collection)
Wish they'd get the smart queue feature from Guayadeque. That's the only thing I'm missing...