Preliminary: I've been trying for a while to recreate all the programs/functions of my previous "main computer" a Mac Mini, in Linux. As far as managing and playing music is concerned, so far "Elisa" is the best approximation to iTunes/Apple Music i could find. Therefore many thanks to the developers! However, I have found some bugs/inadequacies: 1. in my music folder there are subfolders that I do NOT want to play with Elisa (audio books). In this respect, it should also be possible not only to add new paths, but also to remove / exclude paths. 2. if I "re-read" the music collection, then NOTHING is visible at first, neither albums nor artists etc.. Only after quitting and restarting Elisa, the newly read in music collection is available again. 3. if I click on "Genre" on the left, all matching artists are displayed in the main window. This is not factually correct: Artists cannot be clearly assigned to a genre, but albums can. So the albums matching the genre (with cover) should be displayed in the main window. I use "Elisa" under MX-Linux 21.3 on an Intel NUC12 (64 bit). Best regards Clemens
Hello Clemens! I'm happy that you're happy with Elisa. I too am using it as an iTunes replacement, and have been gently guiding its development in that direction for several years. Nice to see it's working. :) #2 is a but that was fixed years ago, but you don't have the fix since you're using a very old version. I would recommend upgrading if possible. #1 and #3 are feature requests, but unfortunately we can't have multiple bugs/requests/features in a single bug report. So let's use this one for #1, and can I ask you submit a new one for #2? Thanks!