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 have updated their desktop Linux with further support for Ubuntu's Unity interface.
The Linux client for Spotify has been updated.
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?
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.
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 […]
An update to Spotify for Linux is here - and it has mono icons.
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 […]
The popular music streaming service ‘Spotify’ has today announced a preview release of a native Linux build for their desktop media player. Until now Linux users of the service had to use Spotify through Wine […]
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 […]
Our list of things to do after you install Ubuntu 20.10 'Groovy Gorilla' is idea for those new or less experienced with Ubuntu and is packed full of tips.
Mozilla Firefox 81 features some genuinely useful improvements, including keyboard media key support, broader file handling, and improved PDF Viewer.