There is a website that shows screenshots of tens of thousands of old Winamp skins.
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2020/1 ... lamas-ass/
The skins are a remnant from an era where tons of people created skins according to their tastes. There is a lot of range and creativity here. The skin museum is quite a sight, especially for people who grew up at the time.
Winamp Skin Museum
Winamp Skin Museum
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Re: Winamp Skin Museum
Loved Winamp back in the day, but don't use it anymore.
I know someone that still uses Winamp. That person likes familiarity and doesn't like change
I know someone that still uses Winamp. That person likes familiarity and doesn't like change
is it stealth?
Re: Winamp Skin Museum
I heard of WinAmp and I know it was popular.
Many of these skins are real gems.
Great post especially for those who are interested in artistic interface design and emotional design ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_Design )
Thanks!
Many of these skins are real gems.
Great post especially for those who are interested in artistic interface design and emotional design ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_Design )
Thanks!
Re: Winamp Skin Museum
Maybe they are compatible with WACUP (WinAmp Community Update Project) --> https://getwacup.com
Re: Winamp Skin Museum
freakazoid wrote: ↑Loved Winamp back in the day, but don't use it anymore.
Winamp skins are compatible with plenty of modern mediaplayers -- e.g, QMMP just to name one (see the following screenshot for a skinned example, originally posted to viewtopic.php?p=95188#p95188)...
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Re: Winamp Skin Museum
Yeah, I know of Qmmp, but it's missing some features from Winamp that make Winamp special. I'd probably use WACUP instead if I wanted to use Winamp.
I mostly use 1by1 nowadays because I just want to play stuff from directories.
I mostly use 1by1 nowadays because I just want to play stuff from directories.
is it stealth?