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LinuxAmp -- a Winamp-style music player by LinuxDoors.com, created 2026-09-12. Free ($0.00). Not upstream anywhere -- LinuxAmp.py (a large PySide6/Qt6 app using QtMultimedia for audio output) is a hand-authored asset, tarred as a pinned local source (linuxamp-1.0.tar.gz in download/, sha pinned) the same way packages/flashscp and packages/sudo are. This is the installable-package build: it uses the system Python + PySide6 + Qt6 (QtMultimedia included) and the system ffmpeg/ffprobe (packages/ffmpeg) for decoding, tag reading, and cover-frame extraction -- LinuxAmp.py's own find_tool() checks for an AppImage's bundled copy via $APPDIR first and falls back to shutil.which() otherwise, so it resolves the system ffmpeg/ffprobe correctly here with no code changes needed. The lightweight, fully self-contained alternative is LinuxAmp.AppImage on the LinuxDoors AppImage Store (linuxdoors.com/appimages_store), which bundles its own Python, Qt, and a static ffmpeg/ffprobe 7.0.2 in one ~104MB file. build.sh installs LinuxAmp.py to /usr/lib/linuxamp/, a /usr/bin/linuxamp wrapper (python3 that script), a /usr/share/applications/linuxamp.desktop in Categories=AudioVideo;Audio;Player; (Applications > Multimedia), and the app's own real icon set (32/48/64/128/256/512px PNGs, already produced for the AppImage build by make_icon.py) into hicolor + pixmaps, rather than generating a placeholder. numpy is optional at runtime (LinuxAmp.py catches ImportError and falls back to a pure-Python equaliser/spectrum path when it's absent) -- no numpy package exists in this project yet, so a native install runs the fallback path unless numpy is added later; the AppImage bundles its own numpy and always gets the exact path. ship_in_iso=false, matching every other creative/multimedia app in this project (GIMP, Kdenlive, OpenShot, ...). Verified on the .101 fast computer: python3 -m py_compile passes, and PySide6.QtMultimedia + the system ffmpeg/ffprobe are both confirmed present there.