wmusic

"wmusic" is a windowmaker dockapp that functions as a remote control for xmms. It comes equipped with some exciting features that set it apart from other similar software. For instance, it provides VCR style controls, including fast forward and rewind functions. It also displays time and playlist position. Further, it features a rotating arrow that adds a touch of style and makes navigation even more enjoyable.

One crucial aspect of "wmusic" is its ability to hide xmms windows, which can be activated using a middle-click or on startup. AfterStep users can add the following line to their "~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/wharf": "Wharf wmusic - Swallow "wmusic" wmusic -w &." Sawfish users, on the other hand, can apply Tiger-T's DockMill theme using the -w flag. KDE users can dock "wmusic" using the "Dock Application Bar" and remember to reboot the software with the -w flag. To achieve this, right-click on Kicker, select "Add->Extension->Dock Application Bar."

If you wish to install "wmusic," execute the following commands: ./configure make, and make install. The software requires xmms >= 1.0.0 and all necessary devs packages like glib, gtk+, xmms, and glibc. If you encounter trouble with the prefs window popping up, you need xmms > 1.2.4.

The latest release of "wmusic" comes with some noteworthy additions. For instance, it has an -R option that helps users to start xmms and exit wmusic whenever xmms exits. The minor version number has also been incremented to avoid repetition in releases. "wmusic" is a fantastic software that provides unique features that add to its usability and functionality.