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I'm using Linux mint and since I installed Spotify (two months ago) I don't think it's updated. It's my first time using Linux so I don't know how to check for updates or just know if I have the latest version available.
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Thanks for the response. In the settings section I found this info: 1.1.42.622.gbd112320. I suppose that is the version I have.
Hey @nam14
This version you have is the current latest version of Spotify.
Looking at Snap, this came out on Sept 24th, so just recently.
As of updating this, I simply recommend updating your system from time to time. When there is a new Spotify version available, it will get installed along with other updates.
Your system will ask you to update from time to time anyway. 🙂
Also - unless you check what packages can be upgraded in Terminal, or observe the updating process (also in Terminal), it's hard to notice Spotify has or is being updated. I only noticed it yesterday that my Spotify has updated. 😄
Note - Spotify for Linux is not updated nearly as frequently as Spotify for Windows or Mac, or the mobile clients. The reason is that Linux is not an officially supported platform and the Spotify for Linux app is a labor of love by the Spotify devs.
Hope this helps, let me know if you have more questions!
If the version does not appear in settings in Linux, you can run "spotify --version" from the terminal. Currently my version is 1.1.55.498.gf9a83c60
If you have installed Spotify through flatpak, you can use the following command to check the version:
flatpak run com.spotify.Client --version
This should give you a output like this:
[spotifywm] attached to spotify
Spotify version 1.1.72.439.gc253025e, Copyright (c) 2021, Spotify Ltd
Hope this helps!
For those that have the debian/ubuntu package, you can check the installed version in the terminal with the following command:
dpkg -l | grep spotify-client
To check the latest available version for your computer architecture, you should be able to find it here:
https://repository-origin.spotify.com/pool/non-free/s/spotify-client/
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