AudaciousLinux
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Audacious como alternativa Linux ao DeliPlayer
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Audacious can replace DeliPlayer for users who need a lightweight Linux audio player that handles MOD, XM, S3M, and MP3 files. It offers low memory usage, drag‑and‑drop, playlist editing, and a graphical equalizer. However, it lacks the tracker‑specific features and tight integration that DeliPlayer provides for tracker modules, so users who rely on advanced module editing or specific DeliPlayer quirks may find it less convenient.
- Licença
- BSD-2-Clause
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 4.6.1 (7 de junho de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Both are lightweight audio players focused on low resource consumption
- Both support MOD, XM, S3M, and MP3 playback
- Both allow playlist creation and editing
- Both provide drag‑and‑drop file handling
- Both have a graphical equalizer
O que muda
- Audacious does not include built‑in tracker module editing tools that DeliPlayer offers
- DeliPlayer is Windows‑only; Audacious runs natively on Linux
- Audacious supports a broader range of formats beyond the tracker modules, but may require plugins for some
- Audacious lacks the specific DeliPlayer UI and workflow for module management
- Audacious does not provide CD audio playback in the same way DeliPlayer does
Abrindo seus arquivos do DeliPlayer
Audacious can open MOD, XM, S3M, and MP3 files directly. It does not import any proprietary DeliPlayer project files, but since DeliPlayer does not use a unique file format, no special export is required.
Trocando o DeliPlayer pelo Audacious, passo a passo
- Install Audacious from your distribution’s package manager (e.g., sudo apt install audacious)
- Open Audacious and drag your MOD, XM, S3M, and MP3 files into the playlist area
- Use the playlist editor to reorganize tracks and create mixed‑format playlists
- Enable the graphical equalizer from the Tools menu to match your preferred sound
- Optional: install the Winamp Classic skin pack if you want a familiar look
Principais recursos do Audacious
- Suporta skins Winamp Classic
- Equalizador gráfico com presets
- Sistema de plugins para letras, medidores VU e mais
- Suporte a arrastar e soltar arquivos e pastas
- Reprodução de CD de áudio e streaming
- Opção de interface moderna Qt/GTK
- Baixo consumo de memória e CPU
- Suporte extensivo a formatos de áudio via plugins
Como instalar o Audacious no Linux
flatpak install flathub org.atheme.audacioussudo apt install audacioussudo apt install audacioussudo dnf install audacioussudo pacman -S audacioussudo zypper install audaciousPerguntas frequentes
Does Audacious support tracker modules out of the box?
Yes, Audacious can play MOD, XM, and S3M files without additional plugins.
Can I use Audacious on Windows?
No, Audacious is a native Linux application; it is not available for Windows.
Is there a way to keep the same playlist format from DeliPlayer?
DeliPlayer does not use a proprietary playlist format, so you can recreate playlists manually or export them as plain text and import into Audacious.
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