I have been explained the radical improvement of Linux user experience for laymen in the last 10 years, though I'm still encountering the issue of the lack native support for some software or services.

Dolls Against Gravity

I have been explained the radical improvement of Linux user experience for laymen in the last 10 years, though I'm still encountering the issue of the lack native support for some software or services. My Tidal client is an unofficial one and not supported by the single last.fm scrobbler I got to work.

Okay, I started using the browser version and scrobble through an extension now. It's a loss of convenience.

Then it turns out my DAW will pose problems as there's no support on Linux.

mikołajczyk, podobno

@[email protected] i think tidal-hifi should just work with a scrobbling daemon using mpris like @[email protected] 's mpris-scrobbler

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@mkljczk checked! It works in two ways:
a) installing Tidal through npm - no need to check Integrations/MPRIS
b) installing Tidal from a flatpak - Integrations/MPRIS needs to be checked

Tested it today on Debian with Gnome, X11.

Thanks to @mariusor for creating a scrobbler that works, is a service by default and verifies through browser.

#tidal #streaming #linux #lastfm

marius

@ilookloud @mkljczk awwww, thank you guys!

I think this is the first "in the wild" mention for the project. :))

I'm so happy it's useful to you.

I had no idea there's a debian package floating out there.