Internet Radio in NetBSD and Linux without KDE or GNOME

"Listening to Internet Radios seems easy nowadays with the rampant powerful graphical environments of KDE and GNOME. One or two clicks and, bingo! We hear our favorite music or a Radio Talk Show. Multimedia applications like Kaffeine, Amarok, Rhythmbox, StreamTuner, GMPlayer, Totem, Xine, Xmms, to name a few, have dominated the GNU/Linux and BSD worlds for good.

"Given that the computer you have is well equipped with processing power, i.e. has got enough memory and a mighty processor, it will do well with all those graphics overkill..."

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