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How odd. I opened it through a terminal, and then it worked fine. When I closed the terminal, XMMS closed as well. I don't know as if this is normal, but then when I tried to open the program as normal without a terminal, it closes when I attempt to play a file.
When I type XMMS in the command prompt, it opens properly. I use KDE. I might have 2 versions installed, how do I check? Would that make a difference in this situation?
running xmms in terminal might be picking up the xmms in default loactions while the shortcut would have been to say
/usr/local/xmms/bin/xmms
this path may be differnt
or make a new shorcut and put the command to excute in that as
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