most of my music files don't even have any metadata
How can you live that way?
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i just liike it to be simple yep
That's fair. Though "simple" for me is actually having meticulously sorted and tagged media. That way it displays reliably and beautifully in most any player.
Do yourself a favor and download MusicBrainz Picard.
Probably because it's long standing and fully featured. It's been going since 2001 after all.
If you want useless default apps, look no further than the Gnome Terminal.
??? But I use it???
Nothing wrong with it. I use kitty these days but when I used gnome I had no problem with gnome terminal for one off jobs and some variation of the quake terminal type apps for things I wanted to be ongoing in the background. My usage style has changed a lot since then but I'd happily use it again if I went back.
Uh, what was it in Artix again? One of the tools i usually uninstall on initial setup since i use mpv for music.
Btw, could you guys please stop shipping xfburn with the distro? Optical media gets rare nowadays.