Some people may rush to say: But, but - BUT! - it doesn't matter how it looks if it is good! It would be more funny if it wasn't annoying. I would love to hear his opinion (if possible). There could even be made a "skins" page on the website, next to the "components" page, with files that automatically install just like the components do now.Īccording to me, Peter is not interested because why would he not make this after so many years? Or maybe he never had time for it.
I would LOVE to see this for foobar2000 too. One day winamp had a fantastic skin community. I have no problem with the simple look but if Peter is interested, it would be awesome to have a well-documented skin system that's very user friendly, so everybody can make skins. System with fake decks and knobs, but something simplistic and just nice to look at. It would be perfect with a sleeker and darker layout - NOT a fake stereo I just can't get over the notepadesque interface. I use Foobar for more than a decade now, its among my favorite software, but So there still are many functions.Quote from: Necroscope on 20:25:13 I was about to post the same thing. Theoritically, all components I present here (iPod, hotkeys, etc.) work with this interface, except the facets (hence everything related to the search/playlist/library behaviour in the "Winamp-like layout" does not apply). To return to the default UI, just go to Menu>Preferences, section "Display", and chose the Defaut User Interface, then restart foobar.ģ. Your configuration in the default UI will be saved. Chose a skin (winamp is the only working for me) in the components\skins\ folder. At startup, it will ask you which UI you want, then chose "gfx_window". Paste both in the foobar2000\component\ folders.Ģ. There's an awesome player called, wait for it, Winamp =)Įxtract the archive: you should have a file called foo_ui_gfx.dll and a " skins" folder. It doesn't seem to add any usability, it's merely the contrary. You probably won't find themes to apply apart from the default one. This UI is old (last update 2006) and not developed or supported any more. It's a graphic (contrary to the other ones which are text-based), skinnable, interface. The main user interfaces (more about UIs here) are columns_UI and default_UI, but there is another one called UI GFX.
The columns UI is less simple that the default UI to use, and needs a little more time to get used to.
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