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As badly as the later development of WinAmp itself, really The owners of WinAmp have just deleted their entire repo one month ...

many busy GitHub issue threads are suggesting, coding has come a long way since the heyday of the Windows-98-era Winamp player, and Winamp seems to have rushed its code onto a platform it does not ...

Yesterday, the beloved legacy media player application Winamp released its source code on GitHub. Winamp isn't as popular in today's era of apps that stream music with licensing built in (a la ...

Winamp, a long-established media player that was released in 1997, was removed from GitHub in October 2024. When the Winamp source code was released in September 2024, it contained clauses such as ...

By opening up the source code, the owners wanted to breathe new life into the Winamp player. Now they have deleted the ...

The contents of Winamp’s “open source” GitHub repository has been deleted after less than a month. This move happened after its owners, Llama Group, received criticism from the free and open ...

Earlier this year the company that’s now in charge of Winamp announced plans to release ... followed through and released the source code to GitHub. Th stated goal is to encourage third-party ...

15 Comments on Lilbits: Ploopy TrackPad is here, Intel Core 3 N350 is coming soon, and Winamp deletes its GitHub Ploopy has been designing open source trackballs for the past five years ...

A few days ago the source code for the popular Winamp music player was released into the world, with as we reported at the time, a licence that left a lot to be desired. Since then it seems some ...

In seeking to remove offending files with a simple deletion instead of a rebase, Winamp kept it available to those who know Git mechanics Click to expand... "Git mechanics" makes it sound more ...

Anyone who first experienced music on computers using Winamp probably shares a memory of seeing that classic UI for the first time. Everything about it was a step ahead of the clunky, chunky ...