This prompted the open-source community to fork of that app and create their own Clementine under the leadership of the developers David Sansome, John Maguire Pawel Bara, and Arnaud Bienner. The need for creating this app arose after popular music player Amarok completely changed its visual style and supported features, which caused its community to criticize it and start looking for new audio playback software.
The first version of this great application was released in early 2010, built completely on the Qt 4 and GStreamer frameworks that allow the creation of cross-platform projects for Mac, Windows, Linux, and Unix-like platforms, all of which are supported by Clementine. Created from the ground up to serve both novices and professionals, this music layback and music library manager manages to satisfy the needs of everyone who is interested in the world of audio entertainment, hosted both on your local storage and online.
With it, you will easily control all the aspects of your music listening, manage playlists, use internet streaming radio from Spotify, SKY.fm, Grooveshark, Last.fm, and others, transfer music to your portable devices (Apple devices are 100% supported), control music via remote control, and much, much more. Clementine for Windows is a free and open-source multiplatform music player that was created with usability and speed in mind.
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