
ncspot
Published by hrkfdn
Cross-platform ncurses Spotify client
Highlights
- Provides a terminal-based text user interface for Spotify playback.
- Operates via keyboard shortcuts for track navigation and library control.
- Consumes minimal system resources through text-mode rendering.
About this application
ncspot is a terminal-based music client designed to interact with the Spotify streaming service. Built using the Rust programming language, it provides a lightweight text user interface modeled after ncurses, allowing users to navigate their playlists, search for tracks, and control playback directly from the command line without opening a traditional graphical browser. The application operates independently of native desktop environments and is structured to function on Linux operating systems.
The interface presents controls for volume adjustment, track navigation, and library management through simple keyboard shortcuts. Because it relies entirely on terminal rendering, resource consumption remains minimal compared to standard desktop clients. Users require an active Spotify Premium subscription and valid credentials to authenticate and stream audio through the designated backend interface.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.hrkfdn.ncspot
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