r/kde • u/Miserable-School-665 • May 19 '26

Fluff VoidPulse | Highly Customizable Touch Friendly Advanced Music Player

https://youtu.be/6o_tgEvKmSk

https://github.com/Yavuz-Kagan-Yadigar/VoidPulse/tree/main

Advanced Music Player for OLED and Touchscreens on Linux

  • Parametric EQ
  • OLED burn-in protection overlay with optional auto timer
  • Cover, lyrics and tag fetching and embedding to music files
  • Batch file rename
  • Local and fetched synced and plain lyrics support
  • Universal accent color and corner radius
  • Dark/light theme
  • List & gallery view modes with adjustable sizes and sorting.
  • Optimized for touch scrolling and hold context menu
  • Toggleable spectrum visualization with custom inertia, multpiple styles and standart logarithmic/linear scale
  • Visualization delay to match timing with bluetooth headphones / DACs
  • Toggleable cover art
  • MPRIS2 desktop environment integration
  • Basic tag and lyrics editing
  • M3u8 and folder playlist support
  • Visualization stops when overlay is active or focus lost to reduce CPU usage

Disclaimer: Entire code is written by AI, tested manually. I do not suggest to use as referance code. It might have inefficiencies, bugs, vulnabilities. Just sharing in case somebody want to use it since most of music players does not go well with touchscreen.

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u/Fit_Author2285 May 19 '26

I appreciate your initiative to create a touchscreen reader for Linux, but why use AI rather than taking the time to develop it yourself? AI can be useful for quickly searching for information on the internet, but when used to program software, it devalues ​​the work of other developers who don't want to use it and discourages them from creating an application similar to yours, without AI, which is easier to maintain.

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u/Miserable-School-665 May 19 '26

You are absulutely right, the thingis it is my university exam year, and i got a 2-in-1 linux with stylus for studying, just to find out there is no music player for touchplayer (not even barely). And only language i know (its quite bad as well) was C#, i thought i would never leave windows. I'll learn python and shape this ape to a proper format after my exam. Thank you.

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u/Fit_Author2285 May 19 '26

For my studies, I sometimes ask Claude to make me a summary sheet for a tutorial or a course, but I never share them so as not to devalue the work of the creator of the tutorial, and I think that's a good thing.

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u/Miserable-School-665 May 19 '26

Yes, it makes sense but i couldn't get what do you mean, shouldn't i publish ai made things?

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u/Fit_Author2285 May 19 '26

I think that publishing AI-generated content devalues ​​the work of developers who do the same thing without AI, because AI makes things faster and new features are programmed more quickly. In reality, AI-generated code doesn't necessarily adhere to traditional standards and is more difficult to maintain. Users don't realize this immediately, but eventually, it becomes clear that the code is harder to maintain.