Rhythmbox: Let the Music Play
Regardless of age, sex, race, ethnicity or birthplace, us people tend to have one thing in common: a passion for music. And no matter what kind of tune tingles your senses, be it the "Moonlight Sonata" or the latest club hit, you will need a music player to listen to it. Linux has been blessed with quite a nice selection of audio players, from command-line super lightweight ones to full-blown, featureful music management software. Today, I will present to you an application that falls in the second category.
Though I'm almost 100% positive that everybody heard of Rhythmbox, it would be a shame not to award it the "Application of the month" title, as it is my trusty companion throughout the day both here at Softpedia and at home. Make no mistake about it, I'm far from being a music guru/maniac, but, from time to time, the silence has to be broken. Moreover, though it's described as a "Music Player," you can always use Rhythmbox for listening to entertaining/informative podcasts or be kept up-to-date with the latest news as reported through your favorite radio station.
When first firing up Rhythmbox, you'll be greeted with not only a good-looking interface but also a smartly designed layout.
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