Supersonic is a super awesome music player (github.com)
from artiman@piefed.social to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 04:56
https://piefed.social/post/1286903

So I have been using it for a while for navidrome, can’t say how good it is for Jellyfin, but it supports both and is pretty awesome if any of you have navidrome or Jellyfin and have a desktop this is a pretty awesome piece of software

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m33@lemmy.zip on 21 Sep 05:25 next collapse

Okay, does it kick the llama’s ass ?

SeductiveTortoise@piefed.social on 21 Sep 05:39 collapse

Didn’t it whip it? It’s been a while.

littleomid@feddit.org on 21 Sep 08:37 next collapse

I use it, sponsor it and love it.

rozodru@piefed.social on 21 Sep 09:02 next collapse

tried it, but the appimage would just constantly break for whatever reason. just wouldn’t load half the time.

Switched to Feishin for my navidrome server and prefer it, simple and clean.

artiman@piefed.social on 21 Sep 09:05 next collapse

Why not use flatpak It’s easier to maintain for the devs and superior in many ways like managing permissions

rozodru@piefed.social on 21 Sep 09:08 next collapse

I might, but I don’t have any issues with Feishin so unless it does something way better than I’m happy with what I have.

theorangeninja@sopuli.xyz on 21 Sep 23:26 next collapse

I would love to try the flatpak but it is not (yet) verified on flathub so I wait for that to happen.

rozodru@piefed.social on 23 Sep 06:57 collapse

Well ends up there’s a nixos package for it so I gave it a shot, been using it for the last couple days. I dig it more than Feishin so I switched to it. it’s not bad, pretty good.

HotChickenFeet@sopuli.xyz on 25 Sep 03:07 collapse

The smart playlist editor is also baller for navidrome.

namelivia@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 16:48 next collapse

I’ve been using the Navidrome webui mostly, I didn’t know about this. Thanks for posting!

RavingGrob@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 21 Sep 18:38 next collapse

github.com/victoralvesf/aonsoku

This is my new favorite one, cleanest UI i’ve seen for a music player on desktop.

inzen@lemmy.world on 22 Sep 00:01 collapse

Feels like Spotify

camperotactico@lemmy.world on 21 Sep 19:11 next collapse

I am also using it on my Linux machines. It works amazing both on x64 and ARM64 devices.

I think it is fantastic, and it is my player of choice. However, I wish there was an alternative that better integrated with the GNOME desktop environment.

I am somewhat of a Libadwaita fan

weissbinder@feddit.org on 22 Sep 01:51 next collapse

How does it compare to Clementine?

artiman@piefed.social on 22 Sep 03:36 collapse

clementine looks dated to me

weissbinder@feddit.org on 23 Sep 14:59 collapse

Out of curiosity: Is looks the only thing that’s holding Clementine back for you?

artiman@piefed.social on 24 Sep 02:28 collapse

Yeah, I use Hyprland aesthetics are pretty important

inzen@lemmy.world on 22 Sep 02:50 next collapse

+1 for using native ui

CtrlAltOoops@lemmy.world on 28 Sep 16:35 collapse

Supersonic is a pretty nice player indeed.

It’s really sad it’s not that well integrated in KDE Plasma. I believe it’s based on Adwaita, or whatever it’s called and it’s not as aesthetically pretty as native KDE apps. Also (and I think that is really annoying) it’s impossible to maximize / close to the system tray with a single mouse click the way other applications work (Cantata or Elisa, just to name a couple of better integrated Plasma music players).

I’ve tried several Linux Subsonic compatible music players and Feishin and Supersonic are the best ones.

Btw, besides Navidrome and Jellyfin it also supports lms, that is the streaming server I like most.

artiman@piefed.social on 29 Sep 02:21 collapse

It’s not adwaita it’s a unique design so it doesn’t look that native on anything but again I kinda don’t stare at my music player