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Well, AOL open-sourced Netscape after they bought it, which then became Mozilla which then became Firefox.
i always use winamp when i was using windows at home
Memoriess
Looking at this skin alone made me smile!
@Spirit best skin fornwinamp.. 2.91 the best version for me
It reminds me back to 1997
Winamp has always been one of the first programs I install after a new Windows installation. Sad.
Anyone know the reason why it is to be discontinued? Been using it since v0.92
Looks like Microsoft gonna acquire winamp & shoutcast from AOL
It was always Mozilla
There are no better media players than Foobar2000 as far as audio content is concerned, so not really concerned.
Used to use it back in 2003-4, but never really got attached to it.
here you go..
Audacious is the only reason I switched using Linux desktop
But I prefer the GTK interface...
Seems like AOL never knew what exactly to do with it since beginning they bough it. Last post made at winamp blog is exactly year old.
would be nice.
I still using winamp on my win7 laptop and win8 pc
the best i ever use
CTRL+J to search that song...
I never saw Winamp as something that sought to be what iTunes is today. On one hand I was upset that AOL had no direction for it but on the other I was always a little happy inside that they didn't make it worse, something I'd known them to do since my first job with 'em at 16.
(Sue me, AOL. You made me tell people to run a scan disk and try again in an hour because telling them to reinstall drivers took too long and fixing their problem wasn't your goal. I'll tell this story until everyone's heard it.)
Sad to see it go. Certainly has quite the memories attached.
Article from last year, but a good summary of what was going on at the time:
http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/06/winamp-how-greatest-mp3-player-undid-itself/
TLDR: AOL fucks up everything it touches
http://www.xmms.org/
I remember winamp since the days I was trying to find something to play mp3 on my 486 66 Mhz.
Then I switch that box to linux because was too slow for windows.
Oh. So then you'd get blue-screening Music?
I am still using it and loving it.
True true.......
Would this affect NSIS?
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haha, quiet possible, I've put my copy on dropbox if anyones interested,
https://www.dropbox.com/s/co74rd29f5h2cvg/ClementineSetup-1.2.0.exe
Foobar2000, Audacious, Xmms are damn good ones as mentioned.
i use winamp since it early version but i switch to amp player a few years ago , i remember i go to cyber cafe and download winamp and save it in to floppy disk
http://www.oldversion.com/
Well some people are asking for source code:
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?p=2975685
http://stadt-bremerhaven.de/winamp-petition-will-source-code-oder-weiterfuehrung/
I'm just waiting for the domain to drop in 2015 now lol
So you can buy it hopefully you will use it for good
I am not a regular WINAMP user though, not a good thing by AOL
If source code will help continuing the software it should be welcomed with both hands
Sign the petition if you want winamp to be opensource:
https://www.change.org/en-AU/petitions/aol-keep-winamp-alive-or-let-it-go-open-source
@MikeIn just to make sure it's reputation remains intact.
So, what remains (and can still be created / fixed):
What is lost
The good news (yes! there are!)
Source: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=373778 (with links to additional details and sources)