Linux
Most Linux distributions provide Audacious in their package repositories. Please note that these packages may be out of date.
Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint
Users of Debian and its derivatives can install Audacious with apt-get:
# apt-get install audacious
Note that the versions of Audacious available in Debian stable and Ubuntu LTS releases tend to be rather out of date.
Web Upd8 maintains a
PPA with newer versions for Ubuntu users.
Fedora
Fedora users can install Audacious using yum:
# yum install audacious
However, the “audacious-plugins” package distributed by Fedora is
lacking important plugins; most notably, the MP3 decoder plugin. The
missing plugins can be installed by enabling the
RPM Fusion repositories and running:
# yum install audacious-plugins-freeworld
Arch Linux
Audacious can be installed in Arch Linux using pacman:
# pacman -S audacious
Some plugins may fail to load unless all optional dependencies of the “audacious” package are satisfied. The ArchWiki has
additional information about running Audacious on Arch Linux.
Gentoo
Gentoo includes Audacious in its portage tree, as media-sound/audacious. You can install the Gentoo ebuilds using emerge:
# emerge media-sound/audacious
Please note that you may need to use the testing branch to get the latest packaging. Have a look at the
Gentoo documentation for more details.
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