Audacious is an advanced open source audio player based on new QT+ based interface. It is descendant of old XMMS and provides all necessary audio player features such as Music Library, Search, Stream music, equalizer and many more.
What’s new in Audacious 3.6-beta1
- New QT based interface alongside GTK+.
- Searching by genre in the search tool plugin
- The playlist manager can be docked in the GTK+ interface
- Crossfading on seek and manual song change
- Support for “album artist” in song tags
- Search results are filtered by number of songs in the search tool plugin
- Cue files are automatically added to playlists and to the library
- Song lengths read from ID3 tags are sanity-checked
- Adjustable HTTP buffer size
- Optional calculation of a more accurate song length estimate for MP3 files
…many more. For complete list of changes, features visit release notes.
How to Install Audacious
Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, elementary
Installation via Terminal
sudo apt-get install audacious
Fedora, CentOS
Installation via Terminal
yum install audacious
yum install audacious-plugins-freeworld
Run
- Type Audacious in dash. Click the launcher icon.
- For Gnome, go to
Audacious running with classic and GTK+ theme in Ubuntu
Links
Troubleshooting and Support
If you face any issues while installing or using Audacious, you may drop a note using comment section at the end of this article, Or you can post your query in any of the support channels mentioned below.
- Online Forum: Audacious
- Generic Ubuntu Forum: Ask Ubuntu
How to Uninstall/Remove Audacious
Via Terminal
sudo apt-get remove audacious
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