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I spent six months working full-time developing Rune, an open-source music player and management software that offers a modern experience with a beautiful, Zune-inspired interface …

I'm sorry...

I agree with your point of view. I have a music library of about 3000 songs, and it hasn't grown much in recent years. Owning this music gives me a great sense of security, as it w…

You might be right, but the Spotify user experience is really frustrating to a certain extent. Every time I leave home and go offline, there's always a chance that Spotify won't lo…

Band, Microsoft Band, oh how heartbreaking it is to read about the name. I once owned a Microsoft Band and was even excited about the second generation. Its design was captivating.…

Wait, 5000 is an actual number?

It hurts, Microsoft always ruin the design essentials we love.

Dopamine is indeed a good software, but the version on non-Windows operating systems is based on Electron. I think that's really overkill for a music player.

It's probably a little bit late, but I want to share my thought behind the project here: https://im.not.ci/rune/

I've taken a note and try to pick features that triggered my curiosity, thanks for your suggestions! Btw, headless mode is already something but really rough.

However, Rune uses `rinf`, and I prefer the architecture design of `rinf` as it organizes data communication more clearly :P

Hi, Developer of Rune here. Short answer: No. It's purely a coincidence. Rune is an abbreviation for Zune Revived, and I only realized this awkward situation today.

Hi, I'm the developer of Rune. Honestly, I was a bit surprised to see my software mentioned on HN at this time. I had planned to introduce it once it had fewer bugs, improved perfo…

Long live Zune.

Hi, I'm the developer of Rune. Your idea is very interesting, and designing a phone like this is indeed my dream. However, it feels a bit too far off at the moment. I'm currently t…

Hi, I'm the developer of Rune. In this project, Dart is primarily used for the GUI, while Rust handles all data-related operations. As you mentioned, Dart's performance and ecosyst…