Cross-platform music player featuring customizable interface, dynamic playlists, powerful tagging and sorting, contextual views, drag-and-drop menus, robust file tracking, language localization, bookmarking, database importing, script support, and audio CD playback.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (LGPL-2.1)
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Linux
- BSD
- KDE Plasma
- Flathub
- Haiku
- Flatpak


Amarok vs iTunes Comments
Not really up to the job. It made a total mess of my collection of around 40k tracks. I couldn't find anything. For example, it stuck lots of my single artist albums into "various" and missed out a whole host of second discs from double albums. To make matters worse it crashed or failed to respond more often than not. I think iTunes is pretty poor but this is considerably worse.
No music store. Also not available for Mac. GPL, which is copyleft, and I really don't care for copyleft. I care more for open source, but I most care that it's free. I don't hate open-source though. Any other software licensed under MIT or BSD?

- Amarok is Free and Open Source
- Amarok is Privacy focused



































































Difficult to use. It's confusing.