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October 2026 2 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Gnomos: Control Sonos Speakers from the GNOME Desktop, Even Old Models

    Gnomos is a free Sonos client for GNOME built with GTK4 and libadwaita. The app plays music, groups rooms and shows synced lyrics, all without a Sonos account. Even first-generation …

    7 min read

  2. GNU/Linux

    MusicBrainz Picard 3.0: Qt6, a New Plugin System and a Setup Wizard

    After about three years of development, MusicBrainz Picard 3.0 is here. The tag editor moves to Qt6 and gets a completely new plugin system, sessions and a setup wizard.

    4 min read

November 2025 2 posts

  1. GNU/Linux

    Plattenalbum and Euphonica: MPD clients for GNOME on Linux

    Plattenalbum and Euphonica are two current GTK4 clients for MPD that show how music management and playback can work on the GNOME desktop. The focus is on layout, features, and …

    4 min read

  2. GNU/Linux

    Yet Another Radio: Simple Internet Radio Right in the GNOME Shell

    Easy radio listening in the GNOME Shell: Yet Another Radio lets you play your favorite stations without a separate app, with favorites, your own station list, and quick search via …

    3 min read

May 2025 2 posts

  1. Android

    Tempo and Android Auto: How to Use Navidrome for Your Music Library in the Car

    Listen to music on the road without Spotify & Co: with the free music server Navidrome and the Tempo app, you can take your own collection into the car, even …

    6 min read

  2. Android

    Gramophone: A modern Material 3 music player for Android

    Do you prefer keeping your music stored locally instead of streaming it? Then Gramophone is worth a look. This lean music player for Android is open source and uses the …

    5 min read

March 2025 1 post

  1. GNU/Linux

    Termsonic: A Subsonic Client for the Terminal

    Termsonic is a lean Subsonic client for the terminal. It lets you play and manage your music straight from the command line, which makes it a good fit for minimalists …

    3 min read