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Xnoise 0.2.18 released with enhancements

Xnoise is a fancy media player incorporating numerous features into a polished worked-on-detail interface, overall app paired with numerous tweakable options (under Xnoise-->Edit-->Preferences).

Xnoise 0.2.18 has been released, introducing a bundle of refinements and optimizations, covering its both under-the-hood and visible components.

Among the changes, there are:

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Xnoise 0.2.16 released with new features and fancy visual improvements

Xnoise is a powerful versatile media player that incorporates a solid bundle of features into a polished, fancy, worked-on-detail interface.

Xnoise has been updated to another meaningful release, 0.2.16, introducing exciting new changes.

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Xnoise media player 0.2.15 released with visual changes, animations and new features

As simply looking at the Ubuntu world, one notices applications that have a slow development rhythm, as well as applications that constantly land new and new versions.

Xnoise can be easily characterized by the latter description, due to its constant implementation of new functionalities and new fancy visual additions.

Xnoise 0.2.15 has been released just now, further refreshing its interface, along with exciting additions.

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Xnoise 0.2.14 released with numerous refinements and improvements

Xnoise is a fast, powerful and polished music player (video files supported, too), rooted in a numerous set of features and online-services integration, while surrounded by a clear clean fancy interface.

It seems that Xnoise is a project subjected to a serious development work, thus being constantly enriched with new and new functionalities and additions.

Xnoise has been updated to another interesting release, 0.2.14, introducing numerous refinements.

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Xnoise 0.2.13 adds fancy Album Art view and new app icon

Xnoise is a fast, intuitive and powerful music player (video support included), designed with expressing music tracks as a center, from where the user is to hassle-free enjoy a pleasant music experience.

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Xnoise music player 0.2.12 adds new icon, Unity launcher integration and numerous visual refinements

Xnoise is a lightweight yet powerful and versatile music player, designed with an easy track management experience in mind, while incorporating solid online services (such as Ubuntu One Music Store and Magnatune).

Xnoise 0.2.12 has been released, release presenting itself as an in-depth meaningful refresh of both settings and its overall media playing experience.

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Xnoise 0.2.10 adds equalizer

Xnoise is a lightweight yet fast and powerful music player, designed with a hassle-free interface, from where music tracks (video clips supported, too) are to be managed and played at a press of a button, without "labyrinth"-like areas.

Along with the simplistic interface, Xnoise allows the user to utilize the power of Ubuntu One Music Store and Magnatune, implemented as default plugins.

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Media player Xnoise 0.2.9 released with visual refinements and enhanced Magnatune plugin

Xnoise is a simplistic yet powerful media player, allowing the user to gather, manage and easily access both local and online music tracks, media player designed with a track-centric approach in mind.

Xnoise has been updated to another interesting release, 0.2.9, refining numerous key points, key points landed weeks ago.

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Xnoise 0.2.8 adds Magnatune plugin

Xnoise is a fast, minimalistic yet effective music player, designed around the user's main "interests", such as playing media files via a clear interface shaped around media items.

Xnoise 0.2.8 has been released, enlarging its online store base, while strengthening its overall stability and used plugins.

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Fast lightweight media player Xnoise 0.2.5 adds Ubuntu One Music Store

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Xnoise is a lightweight fast media player, designed with a track-centric attitude in mind, allowing the user to play media via a simplistic interface yet packed with numerous plugins, configuration options, etc.

Usually, looking to properly develop applications for the Ubuntu desktop, is to "force" the third-party developers to integrate apps via Ubuntu's specific bits, both "internals" (such as Sound Menu, Unity launcher, HUD, etc) and external (like Ubuntu One Music Store), actions needed for a no-compromise fully-usable experience.

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