Highlights
- Provides a Linux desktop client for Spotify.
- Uses libadwaita and GTK4 for its interface.
- Focuses on Spotify access rather than local library management.
- Fits GNOME-style desktop environments on Linux.
About this application
Riff is a Linux client for Spotify built with libadwaita and GTK4. It provides a desktop interface for using Spotify on systems where this GNOME-oriented toolkit style is preferred. Its purpose is to act as a native application shell for Spotify access rather than a general local music library manager.
The application is published by Diego Augusto and distributed under the MIT license. The supplied details identify Linux as its supported platform. Because it is described specifically as a Spotify client, its usefulness depends on Spotify service access and the functions exposed through that context, rather than on independent playback infrastructure described here.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub dev.diegovsky.Riff
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