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Checking Out Sonata and MPD
Tuesday, October 27, 2009I’ve heard about MPD as a music player. It is a music player I’ve never really felt like checking out in the past because I was afraid that the config file might be overwhelming. Anyhow, I recently saw a guide to using Sonata and MPD as a music player.
playing a song using mpd + sonata
So why the heck do I need two things to play music?
Let me say this: MPD is basically a daemon that runs in the...
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