Fooyin 0.12 introduces several new features for users of this open source desktop music player for Linux and BSD systems. The update brings a revamped visualization system, adding spectrogram, oscilloscope, and projectM/MilkDrop plugins. This delivers broader visual feedback for those who appreciate detailed audio analysis or enjoy animated playback effects. Alongside the visual improvements, Fooyin 0.12 now includes built-in audio conversion. Users can convert music tracks to other popular audio formats from within the application, extending compatibility with different devices or workflows. The update also sees PulseAudio output natively supported, giving users better integration with modern Linux audio infrastructures. Building on the main features, the release introduces optional automatic audio resampling and ensures imported or exported playlists retain their file paths. This supports a smoother experience when managing music libraries. Several fixes have also been implemented to...
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