Winamp Is Back from the Dead (pcgamer.com)

> To the end-user, it might not seem like there's a whole heap of changes, but the largest and hardest part was actually migrating the entire project from VS2008 to VS2019 and getting it all to build successfully

The modularity of Winamp was one of the really great things about it. Everything is bubble wrapped with the corners rounded off and the scrollbars hidden (for your safety!) in most software we use today. With Winamp there were ways to hack up something to work in unintended ways. Back when last.fm had a really great app on the xbox, the one thing missing was a visualizer, but feeding it into Winamp made the world of visualizers available. Same for many DRM protected streaming services of the time.

Nice to see it back.

I'm still using winamp to this day, mostly for listening dowoaded YouTube playlists during work, it's brilliant.

It still looks good!

The llama, throughout its many years of living deliciously and carefree, somehow always knew this day would come...