Damn. This is sad. Thanks for the hard work.

Well that’s what made me check this post in the first place :D

I was going to say the same thing, but I guess in this case is kind of valid? I mean, Markdown is mostly used for websites, so it’s kind of a safe bet to go for JS.

Nothing will ever top MusicBee for me. It was one of, if not the only, major losses of migrating to Linux.

Definitely a lot of useful features, and they even included a Jellyfin library importer! The sad thing is that Jellyfin and Subsonic integrations don’t actually stream from the server, so the server never gets to update the play count based on Tauon.

Congratulations, awesome app, instantly enjoyed the design. Currently posting this comment from it lol Seriously, thanks so much for this.

Sadly, as superficial as it may sound, open source software also needs to be visually appealing for people who’re used to commercial software. Most (F)OSS software isn’t exactly attractive when it comes to visual design, and that makes people turn away. It’s only recently that open source devs are giving visual design the importance it needs.

Never heard about this one. Do you know if there’s any relevant difference to Alacritty?

What’s the opposite of porn? I’m sure this is it.