Spotify for Linux (RPM)

[damiongans]

I am a huge fan of Linux and am now using Fedora 22 at the moment.

To be honest, installing Spotify on rpm based Linux machines is (when doing it all yourself without scripts or repo's) a hell. You got to convert it and change lots of stuff. That's what sucks.

On the other side it does work good, but it is not as frequently updated as Windows' variant and also it is only made (officially) for Debian based machines.

I mean, this could be much better, right?

Spotify, you are awesome. Now be more awesome to Linx users 🙂

[Rizoo]

This is working for me in Centos 7
https://www.ulyaoth.net/resources/spotify.14/

[christypea]

I normally don't install things through Fedora's app store, Software app, thing, but I did find that there's a Spotify Premium "preview" there, which, has been in the works since 2010! https://news.spotify.com/se/2010/07/12/linux/. It's not available for 'free' users, and obviously they're not in a hurry to get ads reliably displayed yet (see the blog post), so who knows if it ever will be.

[Redauser]

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@Rizoo wrote:

This is working for me in Centos 7
https://www.ulyaoth.net/resources/spotify.14/

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It worked,

thank you very much!

[spikeb122]

worked for me, awesome!

[juliancrg]

Thanks a lot!!! It worked perfectly! I had issues logging with facebook, but I received an SMS with the code and it let me use it with my premium account.

[guoyunhe]

This is really important feature. Here are many Fedora/CentOS/openSUSE users need RPM packages.

It is very easy to make a RPM package. Cannot understand why Spotify never do it.

[giltohar]

I'm a little confused with what to do with this file, since it says it is 0 bytes.

[Jeff_U]

Try this: https://www.ulyaoth.net/repository/spotify.html

[Bluetonium42]

I added the repo and installed the client...appears all installed correctly..

but nothing happens when I attempt to launch the program..

am i missing something here??

[bekoli]

Dunno for you people but I just installed 'lpf-spotify-client' on Fedora (https://github.com/rpmfusion/lpf-spotify-client).

This pulled sources, compiled and created /var/lib/lpf/rpms/spotify-client/spotify-client-1.0.64.407-1.fc25.x86_64.rpm for me. This I could simply install with dnf/yum. Worked like a charm.