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Music Applet is a small, simple GNOME panel applet that lets you control a variety of different music players from the panel. Music Applet provides easy access to information about the current song and the most important playback controls.
Music Applet currently supports the following music players:
* Amarok
* Audacious
* Banshee
* Exaile
* MPD
* Muine
* Quod Libet
* Rhythmbox
* VLC
* XMMS
* XMMS2
Music Applet is the successor to Rhythmbox Applet.
Install Music Applet in Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install music-applet
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apt:music-applet
we are all ubuntuers here! link directly to apt:music-applet and we can install in one click
sudo apt-get is the old way
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Only if there was support for Songbird as well.
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it misses a very fastly growing player: SongBird.
I wish I see some support for songbird as well.
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ney frota: and what are we to do with “apt:music-applet”?
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admin Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 2:23 pm
This is simple command to install before running this command you should install apt-url package
Check this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/apturl-protocol-handler-in-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon.html
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I could not get it to work with Quod Libet 2.1.
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The Music Applet was working wonderfully in Jaunty, but is only working with a couple of the programs listed in the plugins under Karmic. Even the ones that are “working” are intermittently doing nothing, arrrgh.
Par for the course for Ubuntu, I guess, is that we’re using 2.5.0 even though 2.5.1 has been out for almost a year. The author ended the project entirely months ago in favor of an improved alternative called Panflute -- current release 0.5.3 -- which currently isn’t available in the repos for Ubuntu or GetDeb. Sigh.
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