The WinAMP clone I have at work is Qmmp. I found it by searching for WinAMP in the Ubuntu Software Center. If it doesn't have what you want the other search results might.
Prior to Unity's release, I was using the Gnome desktop environment in Ubuntu, which is very Windows-like. When Unity first came out it was easy to switch back to Gnome Classic, but I had to jump through some hoops to get Gnome Classic/Gnome Fallback on 12.04LTS. (Unity looks like crap on my desktop at work, and makes me cry because I cannot find anything, from how to open a terminal console to the systems settings to the Ubuntu Software Center.) Next LTS release I may have to switch to Kubuntu.
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Date: 2012-11-13 12:51 pm (UTC)Prior to Unity's release, I was using the Gnome desktop environment in Ubuntu, which is very Windows-like. When Unity first came out it was easy to switch back to Gnome Classic, but I had to jump through some hoops to get Gnome Classic/Gnome Fallback on 12.04LTS. (Unity looks like crap on my desktop at work, and makes me cry because I cannot find anything, from how to open a terminal console to the systems settings to the Ubuntu Software Center.) Next LTS release I may have to switch to Kubuntu.