Winamp under linux?

$cyberhax0r · 9th January 2003, 06:55

well, is the code available/compilable under redhat linux 8.0?

$cyberhax0r · 9th January 2003, 06:58

awesome..

will · 9th January 2003, 09:22

I think that some people have got winamp3 running using WINE, but i wouldn't be knowing about that stuff.

Some1 · 9th January 2003, 09:26

I tried wine'ing WA2, and I got the window to display but it was all frozen...I couldn't even get it to close. I have since returned to using Win XP.

Though if you're hell bent on linux, listen to the advice about xmms, it's a pretty good substitute, and supports plug-ins and everything.

n_ick2000 · 9th January 2003, 14:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Sawg
Winamp2 runs under Wine and XMMS

Up till now, I have been using XMMS. If you know how to make WA2 work under wine, please post it. All I get is

Quote:

fixme:msvcrt:_XcptFilter (0,0x4069fc14)semi-stub
wine client error:0x80728a8: partial write 64

GoldenSphynx · 10th January 2003, 01:39

Maybe they can call it LinAMP!!!

s0be · 10th January 2003, 01:47

I had winamp semi working a while ago in wine, but I can't remember what I had to do to get it to work.

s0be

n_ick2000 · 10th January 2003, 03:22

Don't worry about it I guess. I could try a few things, like copying a crap load of dll's over and try running them native, but for now, XMMS is really all right.

s0be · 10th January 2003, 03:34

actually, that isn't necessary... it has something to do with the way that winamp renders itself.

s0be

binary hero · 10th January 2003, 12:02

Quote:

Originally posted by GoldenSphynx
Maybe they can call it LinAMP!!!

the "win" in winamp has nothing to do with the OS. (supposedly)

9th January 2003, 06:55	#1
$cyberhax0r Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: New Zealand Posts: 15	Winamp under linux? well, is the code available/compilable under redhat linux 8.0?

9th January 2003, 09:22	#3
will Nullsoft Newbie (Moderator) Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Sheffield, England Posts: 5,568	I think that some people have got winamp3 running using WINE, but i wouldn't be knowing about that stuff. DO NOT PM ME WITH TECH SUPPORT QUESTIONS

9th January 2003, 09:26	#4
Some1 Forum King Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: 14th Street Posts: (-1)^ï¿½ Posts: 2,236	I tried wine'ing WA2, and I got the window to display but it was all frozen...I couldn't even get it to close. I have since returned to using Win XP. Though if you're hell bent on linux, listen to the advice about xmms, it's a pretty good substitute, and supports plug-ins and everything. some1 grew up, published a book about being young and stupid, got married, and moved to Australia.

10th January 2003, 01:47	#7
s0be Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: melbourne Posts: First Posts: 1,313	I had winamp semi working a while ago in wine, but I can't remember what I had to do to get it to work. s0be And On that day, the Lords of the land said unto their Master Architect, "The temple you have made to the gods of Wasabi and Maki has brought us no great prosperity" and they sent out him into the lands. As he traveled to a far off land, he found he wasn't traveling alone, but that he had gained companions, and when they found their new land, they started work on a new temple, one that would be OPEN to all who wanted to worship. from The Book of Wasabi C 12 Vs 09 (pg 2003)

10th January 2003, 03:22	#8
n_ick2000 Forum King Join Date: May 2001 Location: - Posts: 2,501	Don't worry about it I guess. I could try a few things, like copying a crap load of dll's over and try running them native, but for now, XMMS is really all right. \|

9th January 2003, 06:58	#2
$cyberhax0r Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: New Zealand Posts: 15	awesome..

10th January 2003, 01:39	#6
GoldenSphynx Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,738	Maybe they can call it LinAMP!!!

10th January 2003, 03:34	#9
s0be Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: melbourne Posts: First Posts: 1,313	actually, that isn't necessary... it has something to do with the way that winamp renders itself. s0be And On that day, the Lords of the land said unto their Master Architect, "The temple you have made to the gods of Wasabi and Maki has brought us no great prosperity" and they sent out him into the lands. As he traveled to a far off land, he found he wasn't traveling alone, but that he had gained companions, and when they found their new land, they started work on a new temple, one that would be OPEN to all who wanted to worship. from The Book of Wasabi C 12 Vs 09 (pg 2003)

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