WinAMP for Linux Alpha 1

Been using Winamp for years great software looking forward to using it on Linux mint17 etc.

RPM only, bad. alien doesnt quite move it over well enough to work under ubuntu, as it calls for many .so files that are simply redhat/fedora/outdated/alternative versions of files i already have... I don't want to spend the time making symbolic links to the shared objects just to see a peice of software marked alpha 0.01... for now, rythmbox with an mp3 gstreamer plugin will have to work.

I am however, looking forward to this becoming a reality on debian, or some other easy to use linux distro :D

I downloaded the file and when I tried to install it it said the file was not supported.

What am I doing wrong?

My PC is running under Linux/SuSE v9.x.

Yast does do the .rpm install, but I can't find the menu item or any link whatsoever to invoke LinAmp (that's the name I would prefer).

All in all : it doesn't work

I've managed to play a file. But there is an error with drawing windows, the responding is very very slow, and seeking doesn't work. I hope some day it will work like winamp 5.2 pro for windows. And I hope visualizations will be avaliable also for Linux version of Winamp.

Currently it doesnt work...

what I am getting when I play a song is it bassically fast forwards through the song... I do look forward to the day they come out with a version that works though...

Hello!
J install this software, but it don't work! And why inside Winamp files /usr/local/Winamp/ is Winamp.exe? It is not Windows it's Linux software. If some one know why me Winamp don't work please write!