Linux uses command lines to play music, but uses ssh for remote playback.

If you have an industrial computer based on ubuntulinux, you can place it in any network in the world and connect it to an open-air speaker, in the other corner of the world, you can sing songs on it. Nice. Mocp is a small music player for installation: sudoapt-getinstallmoc and then run mocp to browse the folder and select the mp3 file you want to play. Is it suitable? Enter play selected track a add selected track

If you have such an industrial computer based on ubuntu linux, you can place it in any network in the world and connect it to an open-air speaker, in the other corner of the world, you can sing songs on it. Nice.

Mocp is a small music player installation: sudo apt-get install moc
Run mocp to browse the folder and select the mp3 file you want to play. Is it suitable?

Enter
A. add the selected tracks to the playlist.
A adds the selected directory to the playlist/playlist
D. delete the selected track from the playlist.
C. clear the current list
V: save the list. remember to enter the path.
Space pause
B/n before/after
S stop playing
S enable/disable disorderly playback
R open/close the replay list
Tab switch between directory and playlist
<And> adjust the volume
Q: close the interface and keep the music for play. (if you want to enable it again, enter mocp)
Q. close the interface and program to completely exit.
L switch whether to display the playback list
H help file
T modification interface