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RuneAudio offers a handy web interface which lets users control the playback and configure the system settings, with no need to have previous experience with Linux nor use the command line. Such a system should also be easy to use for everyone. Many system parameters have been tweaked to optimize the performance and get the best results possible from the hardware. Unused aspects of the typical operating system have been stripped away. It's a system based on a custom-built Linux distribution, which has been specifically tailored around the scope of high quality music playback.

It will make it perform as an high fidelity digital source. Legit developers would simply have the App note that 'You have no internet connection and some features will not work.' in a dialog box: and then you could play music on your system.RuneAudio is a free and open source software that turns your Raspberry Pi into an Hi-Fi music player. This thing cannot even WORK - on Macintosh OS X systems - if it has no internet access. This this cannot play any of the many audio files I have on that system. This thing can NOT Rip CDs if the system has no internet connection.

It launches - but stalls, and must be forced to quit - because it cannot 'Call Home' from the system I am testing it on.ĭo we REALLY need a piece of open source software that doesn't work if it can't reach the internet? Behavior like this makes me suspect that it needs to secretly download additional bits of code from the DEVELOPERS Private servers before it can work properly. I put the Mac OS X version IN the Application folder of that computer and ejected the USB Stick. since my other computer isn't connected to the internet. Won't work AT ALL if you do not have an 'Always On' internet connection.

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