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I am thinking about building a music server based on a VIA Eden 800 mainboard. Which distribution or GUI would be my best bet? I initially only plan on using it on a VGA monitor but I would eventually like to get it onto my TV. Also, what jukebox software titles would be good bets to use. I don't want to use XMMS as the interface is clunky for this sort of application.
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as far as distros go, use whatever your comfortable with. you'll spend less time learning how to configure it, and more time using it. for software have a look at this
I really like JuK, it has an iTunes-esque interface and you can use it to organise your files, and set up playlists really easily. It has some other cool features aswell, like searching.
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