Uh didnt even think of that option. Thank you!

Thanks for your answer :) But I am not sure I understand the relation to the link you gave me. If you mean, that I can use the lock-screen-controls instead, I already am. But its really inconvenient to take out my phone every time I want to relisten to a song. Especially now that its getting pretty ...

I'd like to be able to replay a track by using my headset-controls. It is possible to skip a track by pressing the headsets "play/pause"-button twice. In many players you can also press it three times to go back to the last track (or replay the current one). But if I press it three times i...

I am a very big Fan of Mediamonkey and are still crying over loosing it when I switched to linux a couple of years ago. Now, that I got my first Android-phone I thought I'd give your Android-version a try. I have been using Rocketplayer for a few days and even if it has a lot more features, it lacks...

Play Next: try the 'mediamonkey beta' version that was just posted today. Uh Thank you! Thats perfect :D Re. randomization: If I understand your requirements correctly, the 'Play Randomized' button that appears at the top of any tracklist might meet your needs (at least until something like an Auto...

I really like Mediamonkey for Android. The design is very straight forward and I really like the design in general. But one feature I would really love to see, is a way to easily control what will be played after the current song. I normally have all my songs queued in a shuffled playlist so I can s...

Peke wrote:Why settle with only half. I want full blown MM on Linux

Sounds good. Ill take that please


Are there any news you can give us?
I would prefer something like "A linux-version will be out by tomorrow"^^

Hm still does only work only very basic for me (on debian). Everything is pretty laggy and it seems, mp3-files cant be played (which I should be able to resolve) but most importantly systemwide keyboard-shortcuts are not working. I really hope a "real" linux-proof mm-version will be around...

Everything is possible, sooner than later. Just peed my pants! :D ... until Linux makes it easier to download/nstall apps and there is a greater variety of "feature rich" software available. Almost every linux-distribution has a package-managing-system. So its already way easier than in e...

Just a short note re. 1 - I can't promise anything yet, but some recent tests and development show that a native Linux version is possible. It certainly won't be out there in just few months, but hopefully not many either... Jiri Whohooo!! Just googled again to this forum to see if any linux-plans ...