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Someone is bound to ask, "why would you want an obsolete player like XMMS?" Here are a few answers; feel free to choose the one that comes closest to making sense to you:
1. I don't know why, I just like it.
2. I'm comfortable with it and want to continue to use it.
3. It does what I want without much overhead.
4. I use scripts that control it from the command line.