Using Gmusicbrowser takes a lot of getting used to
Rhythmbox is the default on Ubuntu and these days I find VLC’s user interface too limited when it comes to playing music files. I’d rather stick with Rhythmbox or if I am playing songs found in one directory, I could make do with Totem. But if you want more options in managing playlists for your mediaplayer you need more than that.
Enter Gmusicbrowser. In the package manager Synaptic, I recall reading something like it’s a jukebox. Maybe so. But I find it overwhelming. You have many options to choose from when it comes to handling your playlists. There are also different views to choose from, and they are based on commonly used Linux music-playing apps.
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