Luke Baker, Author at LinuxLinks

7 Best Free and Open Source Text-Based Spotify Clients

These text-based Spotify clients lets you enjoy Spotify streaming without using the semi-official bloated app.

Spotify + status + some Latin = Spotifatius

zpotify is a CLI for controlling Spotify playback and much more.

Parabolic is a Qt and GTK-based utility which is a frontend for yt-dlp, a feature-rich audio/video downloader.

kew is a music player with gapless playback. It’s written in C and published under an open source license.

Rosary Music is a simple radio player that lets you listen to a variety of online radio stations.

Apple Lossless Audio Codec is audio compression technology with lossless compression, a form of compression that preserves all original data.

We present the finest free and open source music servers.

Koel is billed as a complete music streaming solution that hosts and streams your own music collection. It’s modern and snappy.

gonic is a music streaming server with a subsonic server API implementation. It’s written in Go and is lightweight.

Euterpe is a self-hosted streaming service for music. It was formerly known as “HTTPMS (HTTP Media Server)”.

Navidrome is an open source web-based music collection server and streamer.

Coltrane is a music theory library with a command-line interface. It deals with all sorts of calculations around music theory.

Myxer is a lightweight, powerful Volume Mixer built with modern UI design for a seamless user experience.

Recordbox is a music player and library browser designed primarily to be as simple as possible,