It's kind of a shame to see Winamp go, not because it was a great media player, but because it could have been a great media player. It was awesome back in the day when it was basically Winamp or Windows Media Player; and if that was still the case I'd still be browsing skins in my downtime. That said, though, this is just a classic case of someone releasing something great, then not keeping-up with the times. There's just too many other media players out there that do everything Winamp does, but better.
Sorry to see it go, but at the same time, in my eyes, Winamp died years ago. So I'm lone-since done mourning for it. This article is basically like flipping through an ancient newspaper and happening upon an obituary for an old relative. It brought-about a slight moment of reflection, but I've long-since made peace with it.