Suite à mon message, j'ai épluché les solutions de serveur audio, auto-hébergé, et la grande majorité utilisent #systemd , donc pas dans mes critères.

Je suis donc resté sur #mpd et le client #ncmpc, un peu galère à comprendre le fonctionnement, mais au final très simple quand on a compris.

Je l'ai pas encore totalement paramétré, mais ça me paraît une solution #KISS.

ncmpcpp (NCurses Music Player Client Plus Plus) is a ncurses based MPD client with many features inspired by ncmpc.

Andrzej Rybczak, the developer, says that no new, substantial features should be expected because the project is in maintenance mode. He does not have time to further develop the audio player. However, if there are any serious bugs or incompatible issues, he will fix them.

https://github.com/ncmpcpp/ncmpcpp

#Linux #console #ncurses #ncmpcpp #MPD #ncmpc

I'm pretty sure I've ranted about it before, but worth mentioning often. #mpd / #ncmpc is the greatest music-player experience I've ever had.

There's def a bit of a learning curve, but it's such a ridiculously stable / efficient way to serve up local music.

lol the fact that drm-laced music stuff doesn't play nice with #OpenBSD is a hidden blessing. Have missed cruising around a proper music library

haha, currently unabashedly listening to Charli XCX:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGmM2l39LEs

Best home music system remote control ever :)

<3 #termux to #ncmpc / #mpd via #freebsd (with #tmux sprinkled in of course)

So weird... It's like a phone but with access to an operating system I control

Hey all! posted a quick intro vid to #mpd (the #music player daemon) & #ncmpc (an ncurses mpd client) and how to get things rolling on unix-like OSes (particularly #FreeBSD in this case):

https://vimeo.com/273167342

Hope it's useful for folks. This is my first vimeo vid! Switched over after rm -rf'ing #google

Sorry for soft audio; need to bump the input volume for next time. But the 60 frames / sec should allow for some action-packed terminal alt-tabbery

<3 music
<3 open-source software