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kew is a terminal-based music player for Linux, supporting various audio formats like MP3, FLAC, AAC, and more. It allows users to search, play, and manage music libraries directly from the terminal. Kew offers gapless playback, playlist control, and privacy with no data collection. It is available for several Linux distributions and can be installed via package managers or a shell script. Dependencies include FFmpeg, FFTW, and other libraries. The app includes features like customizable key bindings and visualizations, and it is optimized to work well with sixel-capable terminals.

ravachol/kew: A terminal music player for Linux.

<p>I’ve been using kew for a few weeks now, and the ability to search and play music directly from the terminal has completely changed my workflow - it’s surprisingly intuitive and the gapless playback is a game-changer for listening to albums 🎵.</p>
