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 * lightweight window that can be toggled with shortcuts
 * music control through rebindable shortcuts
 * [Snapcast](https://github.com/badaix/snapcast) integration
-* Radio stations
+* radio stations
+* basic shuffle system
 
 ## Features
 
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 ![Radio stations](Screenshots/screen4.png)
 
-## Planned features
+### Shuffle system
 
-* A complete shuffle system based on set criteria, aka a smart playlist.
-* Playlist, queue and library management. I use other software to do it, but I will implement them at some point.
+A shuffle system is available, allowing you to only use unison as a (very basic) music manager. You can use filters to have a tailored shuffle experience.
+
+![Shuffle system](Screenshots/screen5.png)
 
 ## Translations
 
-unison is translated in English, French and Spanish. You can contribute if you want!
+unison is translated in English, French and Spanish. You can contribute if you want!
+
+## The future
+
+This project started as a simple daemon to control my music with shortcuts, and a Snapcast player. With time, I added a few useful features, while learning C# and WPF. I wanted to make a complete implementation of MPD features (library, playlist, queue management, etc). However, this will probably not happen. Indeed, I have been waiting a few years for Microsoft to settle on a modern implementation of its user interface framework. But it is still not there, and I do not want to spend time for a technology that might die too quickly. There's no coherence in Windows' interfaces, and it is not really motivating. I also want to be able to play Snapcast from iOS, so I think I will most likely invest (natively) my time in this platform for the foreseeable future.
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+If I were to continue, the first thing to do would be to make a single window interface, by making a real MVVP implementation, and not one depending on windows like I did here, by iterating on a single program that has become a bit too big to not separate logic from visual.
+
+I still plan on maintaining this app in a working state, as its working great as is. But I do not intend, for the time being at least, to make dramatic changes as I would have liked to.