[ Thanks to Chris7mas for this link.
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“There is a huge number of audio players for GNOME
which thrive to offer as many features as possible, with Banshee,
Exaile or Rhythmbox currently being the most popular for this
matter. Since features like easy access to lyrics, Wikipedia
information or collection management are a must-have for a complex
audio player, it looks like Listen makes no exception regarding
those either.“The version I’m going to talk about in this review is the
latest, 0.6.3, which was released on July 30, 2009. Listen is
written in Python using the GTK toolkit, and it features a simple
and organised interface, providing fast access to information
related to the currently playing song, like lyrics, Wikipedia
artist’s page, concerts and Last.fm info.”
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