What do you use to listen to the LQ Podcast?

Where's mpg123 -> mpg321?

I use mostly use xmms but I actually refuse to vote for it this year. It's gotten its clock cleaned by Winamp 2.9x and 5.x and needs to get on the ball with splitting the backend and UI and upgrading the UI at the same time. I think losing the award would be... invigorating. (If they care.) It's still great, but it needs to be greater.

There's all kinds of Linux GUI apps that are starting to take the lead away from xmms, but I can't think of all of them - mostly Knome apps.

Oh yeah - and that fork BMP. And zinf, though it seemed kinda dead last I saw.

How about RoseGarden, Juk, or amaroK?

Yep, can put amarok on the list, pliiiiizzzzz.

I think it's unfair to put Audio players along with Recording and Editing tools like Audacity.

Of course I wanted to vote for XMMS as the best player and Audacity as the best editor.

But I voted for Audacity anyway. I frequently record and edit audio, so I think that Audacity is my choice.

amarok!!!!!!!!!!!!!

XMMS

JuK and ZINF.

I tend to use Xine and/or KMplayer for audio playback, even though they are video applications. Of the above, Audacity, if only because I cannot persuade Rosegarden to work!

amaroK

Where's MPD? I nominate MPD!

Thanks a lot for putting amarok as an option.

uhh... I strongly agree that the audio creation/editing/manipulation apps should be separate from the player apps. Same thing for video. Audacity and Cinelerra are in a league separate from xmms and xine. So I can't vote for beep, my new favorite, xmms is getting on my nerves. I don't care if there's no plugins...

Beep for playback, audacity for editing

Beep Media Player. It's a GTK2 fork of XMMS (which is still GTK1!). Not as many plugins, but skins are compatible.

I don't use Muine, but it has an interesting interface.

XMMS for sure. It is easy to use, *very fast* and does the job.