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Anyone tried both Juk and Yammi?
by onoelle on Friday 13/Jun/2003, @13:59
As the developer of Yammi (http://yammi.sourceforge.net) I really would like to try Juk, but that won't be before I update my whole system to a current distro (Juk doesn't compile on my current configuration).

Anyone tried both applications? I think their concept is very similar, but I myself think that Juk is much better integrated into KDE (as Yammi, so far, also runs on a QT-only system). But maybe there are some good pieces in Yammi that could find their way into Juk (eg. the fuzzy search)? That's why I would like to hear the opinion of people who tried both...
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Re: Anyone tried both Juk and Yammi?
by AC on Friday 13/Jun/2003, @14:37
The fuzzy search sounds interesting indeed.
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Re: Anyone tried both Juk and Yammi?
by surfed on Sunday 07/Dec/2003, @11:21
I have found yammi to be my favourite jukebox as i find interaction and music selection is more refined in it, the only problem is i use it with xmms for crossfading (crossfading is a freaking MUST HAVE on any jukebox) and xmms and yammi never like eachother for more then 10 songs or so.....
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