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Spotify on Linux Beta Adds Spotify Apps
As previously announced Spotify on Linux now supports free accounts but the current stable release of the Spotify Linux client does not yet offer the newer features such as Spotify Apps. Spotify recently released a beta version of their popular client that allows Linux Users to get their hands on all the latest improvements and [...]
Spotify on Linux Works for Free Accounts, Offers 15 Million Tracks
Chances are you’ve heard of music streaming service Spotify.
With 15 million tracks available to listen to whenever you want, support for the playback of ‘local’ files, and, depending on your Spotify subscription, caching of your favourite tracks and albums for offline play Spotify is a music lovers dream.
Spotify, You rock!
It’s easy to get angry at software and hardware companies that don’t provide support for Linux, but have you ever taken time to thank those that do?
Spotify Sound Menu support for Ubuntu is coming along nicely…
The folks over at Spotify have sent over this sneak peek at some neat work they’ve been doing to integrate Spotify with Ubuntu’s nifty Sound Menu.
Spotify for Linux update: A lot more than mono icons
As i battled trying to fix my Ubuntu desktop yesterday (seriously kiddies, leave Natty alone!) a comment by Andy Piper got lost in the moderation queue. (All comments that contain links have to be pre-approved thanks to a jolly bout of racist/neo-Nazi linkage posted a while back). Not being able to access the .deb for [...]
Pithos: Native Pandora App (US only)
If you’ve never tried Pandora, (and you live in America, as it is US only) you probably should. Type in your favorite artist or band, and then BAM, it starts playing tracks from them, as well as similar artists. It’s really a great way to discover new music, as well as something good to just [...]
Spotify Linux preview now supports Spotify unlimited subscribers
Spotify Unlimited subscribers are now able to use the Spotify for Linux preview. Prior to now the preview was only available to Premium subscribers – Spotify’s highest tier package – but in an update today middle-package users can also stream unlimited music from the comfort of their Ubuntu desktop sans Wine. Several minor visual issues [...]
Spotify Comes to Linux
Popular music streaming service ‘Spotify’ have today announced a preview release of a native Linux build of their desktop media player. Until now Linux users of the service had to use Spotify through Wine – which whilst not an overly bad solution was not as integrated or elegant as a native version provides. The current [...]
Latest Spotify works great in Ubuntu
Spotify – a streaming music service extremely popular over here in Europe – pushed out a new socially enhanced release from their rafters a few days ago. The big ‘gist’ of the release is the introduction of a ‘Spotify music profile’ that, once connected with your Facebook account, lets you publish playlists, your top artists [...]