Comment on Show HN: Petrichor – a free, open-source, offline music player for macOSComments−benoau1yLooks fantastic, I used to love using iTunes for my music library until they screwed up queuing albums. Will there be mobile apps too?−kushalpandyaOP1yNo plans for iOS app in near future but once this one reaches a feature stability, I'll think about it, as the decision to use Swift & Swift UI was for sharing logic with iOS app in future.−benoau1yBTW the feature I most-loved from iTunes was when they added the colour analysis to albums, it made each album feel more unique.http://ssrubin.com/img/musiclibrary/iTunes.pnghttps://www.tech-recipes.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/itun...https://cpng.pikpng.com/pngl/s/556-5568070_flower-boy-itunes...−seec1yYes so much. I miss those years, it had personality, it was so cool and at the same time so functional.Alas Apple is now chasing money at all costs they couldn't make good software if their life depended on it.
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Looks fantastic, I used to love using iTunes for my music library until they screwed up queuing albums. Will there be mobile apps too?
No plans for iOS app in near future but once this one reaches a feature stability, I'll think about it, as the decision to use Swift & Swift UI was for sharing logic with iOS app in future.
BTW the feature I most-loved from iTunes was when they added the colour analysis to albums, it made each album feel more unique.
http://ssrubin.com/img/musiclibrary/iTunes.png
https://www.tech-recipes.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/itun...
https://cpng.pikpng.com/pngl/s/556-5568070_flower-boy-itunes...
Yes so much. I miss those years, it had personality, it was so cool and at the same time so functional.
Alas Apple is now chasing money at all costs they couldn't make good software if their life depended on it.