Publicity — Reviews and Developer Talks

Banshee Reviews

Banshee 1.4 media player offers improved device support, G1 compatibility
Ars Technica, 1.4, November 27, 2008
Linux applications gain new developers on Windows and OS X
Ars Technica, 1.4, October 27, 2008
Mac Users Soon to Enjoy the Sounds of Banshee
OSTATIC, 1.4, October 21, 2008
Banshee free/open music player for GNU/Linux turns 1.0
Boing Boing, 1.0, June 22, 2008
Rock out on Linux with the Banshee 1.0 beta 2 media player
Ars Technica, 1.0b2, May 27, 2008
Review: Banshee 1.0
Linux Magazine, 1.0a1, May 27, 2008
Banshee 1.0 alpha 1 released
Ars Technica, 1.0a1, March 13, 2008
PodSleuth to bring better iPod support to Linux
Ars Technica, Podsleuth, October 24, 2007
Banshee -- the next best thing to Linux iTunes
DesktopLinux.com, 0.10.9, May 19, 2006
Banshee Review
Softpedia.com, 0.10.9, May 14, 2006
Among Linux music players, Banshee really wails
Linux.com, 0.10.4, February 22, 2006
The Grumpy Editor's guide to music managers
Linux Weekly News, November 28, 2005
The Banshee Music Player, an Introduction
GNOME Journal, 0.9.7, September 15, 2005

Developer Interviews and Talks

Chicago LUG - October 2008

Gabriel Burt gave a talk.

Utah Open Source Conference - August 2008

Aaron Bockover gave a talk.

Talks at GUADEC 2008

Banshee developers Aaron Bockover and Gabriel Burt gave a talk in Istanbul at GUADEC 2008, the annual GNOME conference. They gave demos of Banshee's features, talked about how easy Banshee is to extend, and discussed plans for the next couple releases. Their slides are available.

Talk at LugRadio Live 2008

Banshee maintainers Aaron Bockover and Gabriel Burt gave a talk at LugRadio Live on April 12, 2008 in San Francisco. Banshee 1.0 Alpha 3 is demoed. Download Video (114MB) | Watch on Google Video

Novell Open Audio Interview

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The fifth edition of Novell Open Audio features Aaron Bockover speaking about Banshee. OGG | MP3.

Has desktop finally Linux arrived? Ted gives his view as a Novell insider. Then, Aaron Bockover tells us about how Banshee makes iPod and MP3 file support available to Linux desktop. Rock over London. Rock on Raleigh, North Carolina. -- March 17, 2006