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t0mritoLinux@lemmy.ml·6 months ago

this kew is good!

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this kew is good!

t0mritoLinux@lemmy.ml·6 months ago

this command line music player, kew, looks so good, wanted to share it with you guys. but it needs improvements (a lot) tho

https://github.com/ravachol/kew

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Too bad I’m busy, or else I’d have configured a tiling WM in Guix.

Yeah, thats okay

I bet you also listen to Keeravani’s composition, if you’re into A.R. Rahman.

Well as you can see, im tamil, we dont get his music that much. Besides epic sounding music isnt my type
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