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Message #01439
Re: Replacing Aqualung with Exaile [DISCUSSION]
hi
in my personal opinion exaile is worthless. I had only problems with
it, user-unfriendly interface, trying to be amarok-like libary with
addition of player. both aqualung and rythmbox are much better choice.
rhythmbox has bizzare interface that you have to learn how to use, but
it is possible to do that (unlike with exaile, wich seems very similar
to players like amarok so ypu think theres nothing to learn, but then
it suprises you with its options and features hidden so much that you
can't configure it at all and in the end it unusable and impossible to
learn it without help on forums! and we want lubuntu to be easy for
everyone, right?), and aqualung is pure spartan simplicity, yet
powerfullness, like foobar on windows, with wich you have to really
try to mess something up to have it not working.
so I'd stick to aqualung.
cheers
2010/5/15 Glenn <glenn_de_groot@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
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> Hello,
>
> I am sending this mail because of the advise Julien Lavergne gave me in
> our big ¨Lubuntu application discussion for maverick¨ discussion. :P
>
> This mail is about discussing Aqualung replacing with Exaile.
> Exaile is a bit like a lightweight rhythmbox, it loads quickly and
> supports a lot of music files. Through Synaptic you can even install a
> plugin for Ipod support, and you can also install a plugin for pidgin so
> pidgin can display the music song you are listening with Exaile.
> Exaile uses about 18,8 mb of memory on idle, and Aqualung uses 9.9 mb of
> memory on idle (LXmusic 2.7 mb :P )
> Exaile has many advantages, it is not gray and not odd looking like
> Aqualung (which looks weird in every Desktop Enviroment) less
> dependencies, more support because of a bigger project. (e.g Exaile has
> a good launchpad page with bug reporting and translating all open to
> everyone, Aqualung hasn´t got a launchpad page.)
> Is the 9 mb difference in memory consumption acceptable in Lubuntu? Or a
> slightly different question, is it worth the sacrifice? (Atleast I think
> it definetly is, but what about you guys?)
>
> - -Glenn
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