| Title: Port of the week: cozy | |
| Author: Solène | |
| Date: 09 December 2021 | |
| Tags: portoftheweek | |
| Description: Presentation of cozy, a GTK audio book player, nominated | |
| port of the week | |
| # Introduction | |
| The Port of the week of this end of 2021 is Cozy a GTK audio book | |
| player. There are currently not much alternative outside of audio | |
| players if you want to listen to audio books. | |
| Cozy project website | |
| # How to install | |
| On OpenBSD I imported cozy in December 2021 so it will be available | |
| from OpenBSD 7.1 or now in -current, a simple "pkg_add cozy" is | |
| required to install. | |
| On Linux, there is a flatpak package if your distribution doesn't | |
| provide a package. | |
| # Features | |
| Cozy provides a few features making it more interesting than a regular | |
| music player: | |
| * keep track of your advancement of each book | |
| * playback speed can be changed if you want to listen faster (or | |
| slower) | |
| * automatic rewind can be configured when you resume playing, it's | |
| useful when you need to pause when disturbed and you want to resume the | |
| playback | |
| * sleep timer if you want playback to stop after some time | |
| * the UI is easy to use and nice | |
| * can make local copies of audio books from remote sources | |
| Screenshot of Cozy ready to play an audio book |