content: I everything is Linux native except musicbee.  But Linux has several powerful audio players that you could try and see how they work for you.  My personal picks are Clementine/Strawberry, and RhythmBox.  Clementine is one of the most feature rich, but isn't updated anymore.  Strawberry is the successor and is very good.  Rhythmbox isn't quite as feature rich as Clem/Strawberry, but works great.  It reminds me a lot of old-school WinAmp. Either way, none of your software needs are a hurtle anymore.  And the difficulty people think of in Linux even as far back as 5 years ago isn't nearly as big a problem anymore unless you actively tinker with the system files.  Even Arch is pretty damn stable now....assuming you can install it.