Software: LPlayer, GNU Automake, GStreamer, Sigal
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LPlayer is a new, minimal audio player for Linux
Sometimes I want listen to a couple of podcast episodes or audio tracks back-to-back, without adding them to my media library.
PLlayer could be the minimalist audio player for Linux U’ve been looking for.
I’m not going to spend 500 words waffling about how this app is better than Rhythmbox, Clementine or any other Linux music player.
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GNU Automake 1.16.1 released
We are pleased to announce the GNU Automake 1.16.1 maintenance release.
This release follows 1.16 which was made 2 weeks ago.
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GStreamer 1.14 Nears Release With WebRTC Support, Experimental AV1 & NVIDIA NVDEC
Just a little more than one week past the GStreamer 1.14 RC1 release, the second and final release candidate of the upcoming GStreamer 1.14 is now available for testing.
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Easy photo galleries with Sigal
Sigal is a "simple static gallery generator" with a straightforward design, a nice feature set, and great themes. It was started as a toy project, but has nevertheless grown into a sizable and friendly community. After struggling with maintenance using half a dozen photo gallery projects along the way, I feel I have found a nice little gem that I am happy to share with LWN readers.
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