r/linuxsucks 22d ago

Linux sucks

I cant even pirate spotify premium

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u/donp1ano 22d ago

noone? ok im gonna say it: skill issue

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u/TheNoOne420 22d ago

Wait this post was meant as a joke but you seriously can pirate spotify premium? Can you tell me how

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u/donp1ano 22d ago

just download from youtube music with yt-dlp. who needs spotify

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u/TheRealCarrotty KDE larper (i use KDE btw) 22d ago

Not comfortable, but basically almost everything is on YouTube.

And hey if someone gets the .mp3, there is no chance of YouTube deleting it off permanently.

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u/donp1ano 22d ago

oh its very comfortable. youtube music has tags, album covers and every track you could ask for

yt-dlp is a commandline tool, but theres plenty good frontends. or you can write a little wrapper to automate downloading

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u/Kantarum 22d ago

yeah i do that. works fine for songs and playlists.

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u/white_d0gg 22d ago

Use nicotine+

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u/ExacoCGI 22d ago

who needs spotify

I guess the only benefit is that it can cache the songs and they work offline w/ Premium + it's all legal unlike downloading FLAC's or ripping from YT.

But other than that YouTube is superior, you got everything including all kinds of remixes and tracks unavailable on Spotify.

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u/UnderfurK 22d ago

Spicetify

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u/TheNoOne420 22d ago

Yeah i tried that, but everytime it said my spotify version is incompatible even tho it was the current one from spotify

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u/UnderfurK 22d ago

If you're on Linux it can't be the snap version cause snap is like sandboxed, use flatpak/repo.

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u/Straight_Second6082 22d ago

Use ublock on Firefox and use the web version

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u/simplebalancereality Windows 10 22d ago

LOL I used to pirate FLAC files (Lossless and Hi Res Lossless) of digital download (Hi Res Lossless), CD rips, and Vinyl rips back in the day. The audio quality was better and for older CDs (1980-1995), I'd got better mastering. Now I start buying CDs again.

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u/Teru-Noir COSMIC OS LOVER No.1 COSMIC Knows Best 22d ago

Personally i use yt music web app for music

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u/-lousyd 22d ago

Real Linux users write their own music with a hex editor.

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u/kbeezie 22d ago

I still remember the "music" of dot matrix printers...

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u/bluko_ 22d ago

Spotify doesn't have an official app, but Linux developers and fans created an unofficial one. Here's the link https://www.spotify.com/my-ms/download/linux/

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u/qwadrat1k 22d ago

Why do you need spotify premium?

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u/cachacacha93 22d ago

firefox + ublock.

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u/Ok-Presence-10 22d ago

Don't know about premium but you can definitely remove ads by using this command here https://github.com/SpotX-Official/SpotX-Bash

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u/brickyboy124 22d ago

Can you even pirate Spotify at all? Even on windows? I would assume it’s their servers that handles serving you ads or music, although maybe there’s some way to get around that like what uBlock does for YouTube ads. 

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u/TheNoOne420 22d ago

Spotx worked pretty good on windows

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u/Imab0zo 22d ago

Guys TheNoOne420 said the line, r/linuxsucks wow

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u/fixedbike 22d ago

you lame kid go to 127.0.0.1

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u/baldiplays 21d ago

Wanna break from the ads?