comments (10)

  • Spotify is in the process of killing the librespot project that this and most third party Spotify players are built on. I think the golden age of music streaming is coming to an end. I’ve migrated to a self hosted library with streaming and radio for discovery. I hope we’ll see many projects in the space flourish. Many, like Navidrome and the whole OpenSubsonic ecosystem, seem to be doing quite well.

    wilted-iris

  • Software has finally started to get faster, and I love it. Pls don't consider this a spam, but if anyone is interested in a fast native Slack client, I'm building one, since Slack themselves don't want to: https://msga.app

    punarinta

  • Spotify used to use Qt for its desktop client. Good times.

    fishgoesblub

  • If you're focused on lightweight, native and fast, I don't think you should use an immediate-mode GUI toolkit. Why does an app like this need to hit a 60fps framerate? It's not a game.

    mappu

  • It’s not specific to this program, but I lately get this feeling that distributing widely a piece of software that exists for 5 days and saw a dozen releases in that period is stretching the open source trust model.

    exitb

  • That seems like the kind of name that's gonna earn you a C&D.

    drxzcl

  • You had me at Winamp

    armcat

  • It supports WinAmp skins too… Dare I say it?

    zoky

  • I hacked the official client apart to hide some bullshit (like podcasts) and fix bugs that were pissing me off. Shared it exactly once and it stopped working within a month. Bugs were still there too

    I stopped sharing after that.

    monster_truck

  • Another site tricking users willing to look at the code into starring the repo instead.

    How desperate do you need to be to resort to this?

    rixed