Yes, It looks exactly the same. I just installed libhandy1 and it worked. Now i uninstalled it and tried this version and it installs libhandy1 along with it. 
What they destroyed Lollipop on the latest version!
I really do not like the new one 
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Yuck, that is some ugly mobile like design. Look at all that wasted vertical space.
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Plexamp has been working like a charm since somebody fixed it for Linux. I got Plex on all my devices, so it’s the perfect solution. Well… would be perfect, if Plexamp was smart enough to try to play the downloaded media from the phone instead of trying to stream it from a server that is not online.
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Did you try VLC Media Player?
that look ugly also like @Sojiro84 say so much wasted space 
i’ll stay with cmus
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I have just switched to Strawberry. I like it…
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Looks pretty cool!
foobar2000+plugins’esque
Gotta try it
I’ve tested them all! VLC 3 is not so good for slightly larger music libraries unfortunately. More for a couple of songs at a time. VLC 4 is much better for music. However, it is only in nightly build.
Welcome to the forum @aeneass-steitmann!
For me, a built in DLNA client is a must for a media player. The last time I checked, VLC was one of the very few that has a DLNA client out of the box.
Do any of the above mentioned media players have DLNA capabilities built in or as a plugin?
Pudge
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Ooops, where are my manners? Welcome to the forum @aeneass-steitmann. Thanks for giving EndeavourOS a try. I hope you enjoy your time here.
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Clementine or Strawberry, depending on the distro for me. Really like how they’re laid out, they’re reliable, they simply work.
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Does any of the many options listed here work well with a library on a different machine? I tried a few over the years but none would work properly when pointing them at something like smb://homeserver/Music
That is why I use VLC and it’s DLNA client. If you install minidlna on a networked Linux machine it works great for me.
Pudge
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I use an autofs file to map to a cifs share on my NAS for my music collection and both Clementine and Strawberry has never given me a single issue other than taking a minute or 5 the first time they connect to build their DB.
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This seems to work well, thanks for the tip!
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I using now clementine, moc and mpd/ncmpcpp. DeaDBeeF is fine too.
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How the hell did you get it to look that ugly My git version look the same lovely interface as its always had.
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This is technically a Windows program, but since it running througn Wine which is a compatibility layer for Linux. It runs great and is really a great program if you have money for it. Not cheap though so I don’t recommend for the average person.
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Strawberry and Audacious for me.
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Audacious forever!
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