Couldn't the developers of all these music players share their code and ideas, rather than making three different players, each with their own subtly different features?

Canola is excellent, but can't play OGG. UKMP is also really good, I like the navigation but I don't think it'd be as easy to use in a car. Kilikali has none of these features, but it does play OGG files.

Or maybe I'm just alone in wanting my N800 to play OGG files in my car, with a decent interface that doesn't require the stylus?

> Couldn't the developers of all these music players share their code and ideas
As for me, I'm preferring Kilikali.It is small, easy and does what it intended to do.And it is open compared to Canola and does not depends on Python compared to UKMP (which is quite fat: 2.5Mb to download and ?? Mb in device memory).The only thing is that UI can be a bit tweaked so it is possible to use fingers easily without clicking buttons by stylus.So thanks but I'm personally do not want to see Kilikali as yet another bloated thing with overcomplex conceptions like libraries or whatever.It is simple and it's good.There is no universal things in this world .However I wonder why other players can't use OGG codecs as well.This is ... er, strange.

http://konttoristhoughts.blogspot.co...6/ukmp-11.html

http://maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-dev...ne/010512.html

yeah I just noticed. Will try it later when i get home. Away at the moment and my N800 only has mp3s on it.