Linux@lemmy.ml · 26 days ago

WinAmp's Open Source Story Is Over

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 26 days ago

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Winamp Open Source Story Is Over

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Without warning, Winamp deleted its entire GitHub repository, effectively ending the whole story around open-sourcing the music player code.

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27 days ago
Maybe WinAmp was the llama all along.
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  WinAmp hurt itself while slapping
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    Whips?
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      Of course!

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