Category: Music Player
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High Tide: The GTK4/libadwaita TIDAL Client for Linux Now Available on Flathub
High Tide, the GTK4/libadwaita client for TIDAL, has officially launched on Flathub, making it much easier for Linux users to access the app. Previously, users had to manually download the latest Flatpak file from the project’s GitHub page, but with its recent addition to Flathub, it is now a verified application—particularly beneficial for Linux Mint…
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Amarok 3.0.1 Update Enhances User Experience with Improved Wikipedia Applet
Amarok 3.0.1 has been released shortly after Amarok 3.0, introducing several new features. These include a functionality that allows users to copy images from the Wikipedia applet directly into their clipboard. Additionally, there’s a new interactive notification that appears when a user clicks on a non-Wikipedia link, and enhancements that highlight the active search in…
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Introducing Amarok 3.0: The Latest Open-Source Music Player and Its New Features
After over half a decade since its previous stable release, Amarok, the open-source music player, has seen a major update to version 3.0. This significant upgrade has involved years of development and introduces an array of new features, including an updated interface. Those experienced with Linux might remember Amarok from the era of KDE 4,…
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Introducing Plattenalbum: A Modern-Looking MPD Client for Linux Users
This week I stumbled upon Plattenalbum, a contemporary GTK4/libadwaita frontend for the Music Player Daemon (MPD). MPD continues to be a favored method for making music accessible on various devices that is stored on a server or computer, with efficient, user-friendly frontend clients being an essential aspect for both mobile and desktop devices. The Plattenalbum…
