Re:Searchability trumps all of those features...
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Do you mean aesthetically unpleasing? I also disliked the 3.x line (except for the media library function), but I think version 5 is great.
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Google Desktop will provide something like the search, though not the live search, yet.
As for itunes, have you looked at Winamp? It has the same live search functionality without much of the iTunes bloat. I never understood why people got all excited about iTunes search, Winamp has had it since version 3 and it takes up less screen real-estate. I think maybe it's because the interface comes from a completely different design philosophy.
I could never use iTunes, though. With winamp you keep dragging things from the media library to the playlist and use the playlist as your "live playlist." Give it a try.
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...can be found at a site that Slashdot has linked to before: http://www.gamespot.com/features/6112889/index.htm l It's the "Final Hours" of Half-Life 2. It's a long article, but an interesting look into the mind of the head of Valve.
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Do you mean aesthetically unpleasing? I also disliked the 3.x line (except for the media library function), but I think version 5 is great.
Google Desktop will provide something like the search, though not the live search, yet.
As for itunes, have you looked at Winamp? It has the same live search functionality without much of the iTunes bloat. I never understood why people got all excited about iTunes search, Winamp has had it since version 3 and it takes up less screen real-estate. I think maybe it's because the interface comes from a completely different design philosophy.
I could never use iTunes, though. With winamp you keep dragging things from the media library to the playlist and use the playlist as your "live playlist." Give it a try.
...can be found at a site that Slashdot has linked to before:m l
http://www.gamespot.com/features/6112889/index.ht
It's the "Final Hours" of Half-Life 2. It's a long article, but an interesting look into the mind of the head of Valve.