Well, I'll give it one thing. It's easier to spell than my current terminal music player: ncmpcpp

Terminal visualizer? Exactly what I've been looking for

hell yea, Kew is AWESOME

Looks good. I am currently using rmpc/mpd but for my needs, it's overengineered. So I am looking for a simple local player that looks great with Mpris support. kew seems to fit that very well.

What is the advantage of using the NixOS flake? Nixpkg just got 4.0.0 merged.

Oh hell yeah, thats the kind stuff I want

Yeah! Love kew! It is my go-to player for my local library.

Well this is awesome... pulling it now.

Its so funny that we call these things "offline music players" now. They used to just be music players. I'm excited to throw my 3000+ tracks at it

How is it on raspbian? Would it run on a pi zero 2w? I'll try it when I get home tonight.

I tried it! I liked it. Been on my system for a while now. I probably wont switch from ncmpcpp, but it's a great alternative. I think being so used to ncmpcpp is keeping me from switching to anything different. Like I wish I could search just by hitting / then typing in what I. Then I realize learning a whole new system for a music player isn't something of a high priority after using one thing for 15 years. I love the track screen. That's something I wish ncmpcpp had.

I tried it today and I didn't like it. The key configuration is very unintuitive.

Also... Isn't that visualization engine vibe coded?