Author: Andrew
| Date: December 10, 2014
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| Tags:
audacious,
gtk3,
linux,
music player,
qt,
ubuntu
Audacious is a fast audio player that focuses on high audio quality and low resource usage, which comes with a pretty large plugin list and until now, it shipped with two interfaces: a GTK+ interface and a Winamp 2.x like interface (and so, it supports Winamp 2.x skins).
As we pointed out a while back, the Audacious developers aren't very happy with GTK3 and for the latest Audacious 3.6 alpha 1, released recently, they've switched back to GTK2 by default.
Also, since the long-term goal is to completely switch to Qt,
Audacious 3.6 alpha 1 includes a new Qt5-based user interface which is already usable, but not as feature-rich as the GTK+ interface. The new Qt interface can be installed alongside the already existing GTK+ and Winamp Classic interfaces.