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    <H3>GNU xhippo</H3>
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    <P>GNU xhippo is a generic playlist manager program for a variety
      of UNIX sound players. It's been shown to work with mpg123,
      bplay, s3mod, tracker, xmp and timidity, and should work with
      more-or-less anything that can take a filename on the command
      line. (The latest versions of all of these players may be found
      through Freshmeat's <a
      href="http://www.freshmeat.net/appindex/">Appindex</a>. It is
      capable of automatically deciding which player to use depending
      on a file's extension; the defaults are set in a config file. It
      uses textual playlist files, which are easily generated with the
      ``find'' or ``locate'' utilities (and are compatible with most
      other UNIX sound players). xhippo's interface is very loosely
      modelled on the ``HippoPlayer'' player for the Amiga.

    <p><img src="screenshot.jpeg" 
	alt="[screenshot of a typical xhippo window]"
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    <P>xhippo was developed under Debian GNU/Linux, but it contains
      nothing Linux-specific, so it will probably work on any
      UNIX-like system where gcc, glib, getopt_long and GTK are
      available; standard "ports" are available for NetBSD and
      FreeBSD. xhippo will optionally integrate with the GNOME
      desktop, supporting GNOME themes and drag-and-drop, and supports
      specific GTK themes through its own <tt>gtkrc</tt>. xhippo can
      optionally read the ID3 tags from MP3 files, and has
      randomisation features ensuring that you don't hear the same
      song over and over again.

    <p>xhippo is highly configurable both at compile-time and at
      runtime, and supports both German and English interfaces.

    <P>xhippo comes with <b>no warranty</b>, to the extent permitted by law.
      You may redistribute copies of GNU xhippo under the terms of
      the GNU General Public License.

    <p>xhippo was written by Adam Sampson, <a
	href="mailto:azz@gnu.org">&lt;azz@gnu.org&gt;</a>. Bugs and
      suggestions should be reported to <a
	href="mailto:bug-xhippo@gnu.org">&lt;bug-xhippo@gnu.org&gt;</a>.
      Other contributors are credited in the ChangeLog file which can
      be found in the distribution.
      
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