From the screenshot, this looks like a major update from 0.12. This one will replace Rhythmbox on all of my PCs if the DAAP sharing service doesn't crash the server.
sryo
· 1 year ago
Great news! Eagerly waiting for the Windows version.
Lucian
· 1 year ago
I apologize for being off topic, but could you tell with what software you did the "architectural overview of Banshee's Core" diagram?
dave
· 1 year ago
If you open it with hex editor you'll see it was made with inkscape...
Thomas van der Burgt
· 1 year ago
Does anybody know with what program that diagram is made?
Khashayar
· 1 year ago
This release looks really nice, as many other mono applications do. I'm really impressed with the applications mono has resulted in lately, but there is one little thing that keeps me away from e.g. banshee and beagle. It's that friggin futex_wait that powertop reveals, high on the list of wakeup causes. Is that being worked on? I never hear anything about it. With that out of the way, my desktop would be filled with a bunch of useful mono apps :-)
Miguel de Icaza
· 1 year ago
It is being worked on.
troll
· 1 year ago
It is not just one of the finest applications, it is the first actually usable multimedia (it handles both audio and video well) player for Linux, ever. This is one of the happiest day of open source desktop!
Kevin Daly
· 1 year ago
Excellent! And great news about Windows, I'm looking forward to that.
Nils
· 1 year ago
What application did you use to create the architecture overview? It looks great
David Russell
· 1 year ago
Will the Windows version support external devices (in my case, the iPod classic)? I'm almost salivating over on-the-fly format conversion.
John
· 1 year ago
Hmmm.... for me Songbird 0.6 looks better than Banshee 1.0 Also Banshee takes the double memory of Rhythmbox.
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And great news about Windows, I'm looking forward to that.