LXer: Ubuntu 11.04 Updates: Banshee Default, New Grub Background, AppMenu Changes Screenshots & Vide
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LXer: Ubuntu 11.04 Updates: Banshee Default, New Grub Background, AppMenu Changes Screenshots & Vide
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An update today finally sets Banshee as the default music player in Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal. Since Banshee is now default, it has replaced Rhythmbox in the Ubuntu Sound Menu:
Why would I be bothered? It does have more features than Rhythmbox and looks more iTunes-like.
Because it's written in C# and uses Mono. You know, that patent encumbered framework? The one that clones Microsoft's .NET?
Glad you're putting your hatred of MS behind you!
D*** I did not know that. Well, now that we have issues, I would probably just install Rhythmbox and uninstall Banshee as soon as I put 11.04 on my desktop. My netbook is pretty much kaput and my desktop is easier to fox, so...
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