Goobox - Audio-CD Player And Ripper For Linux.

Goobox is an open source project that provides users with a straightforward way to rip Audio-CD discs and encode the tracks to popular digital audio formats. At first it looks like a simple Audio-CD player application, but it can be used to rip tracks from a given CD media and encode them to various digital audio file formats, including OGG, FLAC and WAV.

The application has been specifically designed for the GNOME desktop environment, with which it integrates very well, allowing users to quickly change the play mode (play all, repeat and shuffle), as well as to access its preferences directly from the panel.

The application is distributed as part of the GNOME project.

It can be downloaded as a source archive, which means that it can also be used as a standalone application on other open source desktop environments.

NOTE: No support for .mp3 files and piss poor site, not giving any license info.

Version:3.6.0

License: Unknown

How to install via a terminal window:

sudo apt-get install goobox

Press Enter, done.

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