Amarok 2.0 Linux music player released
Open source music player Amarok 2 was released this week. The latest version of the popular KDE-based application features a completely retooled user interface, integration with online services like Shoutcast, Magnatune, and Jamendo, and support for the KDE 4 desktop environment.
That last bit is important, because if you try to install Amarok 2 on a system running KDE 3.5 you'll probably need to download a whole slew of other updates in order to get the music player working.
There are Windows and OS X ports of Amarok, but right now online Linux distributions (including Kubuntu, OpenSUSE, Fedora, Debian, and PCLinuxOS) are officially supported.
[via Ubuntu Unleashed]
That last bit is important, because if you try to install Amarok 2 on a system running KDE 3.5 you'll probably need to download a whole slew of other updates in order to get the music player working.
There are Windows and OS X ports of Amarok, but right now online Linux distributions (including Kubuntu, OpenSUSE, Fedora, Debian, and PCLinuxOS) are officially supported.
[via Ubuntu Unleashed]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsDavidDec 11th 2008 6:06PM
how would i upgrade from 1.4 to 2.0 on ubuntu?
supernova_hqDec 12th 2008 8:10AM
David: just add
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-members-kde4/ubuntu intrepid main
to your sources list and install "amarok-kde4"
NimbDec 13th 2008 10:42AM
Am I the only one who hates the new interface? The older versions seem much nicer and cleaner.