Qobuz sadly has no Linux app, so you have to use wine or the like. And the web Version lacks the features i use in the app quite regularly. (e.g. radio around a song, daily mix). But they apparently (recently ?) added the feature to control the web Browser Version via the app, so i can select the radio on phone and tell him to play it in the browser. Its a workaround for sure, but its good enough for me :P
That’s the one feature I’m still waiting for Tidal to add. Otherwise I’m very happy with it.
There’s no question that Spotify still holds an edge in terms of features, but in the end I decided I was willing to put up with the loss of some conveniences to actually support artists, and take my support away from a company that keeps behaving so shittily.
Qobuz sadly has no Linux app, so you have to use wine or the like. And the web Version lacks the features i use in the app quite regularly. (e.g. radio around a song, daily mix). But they apparently (recently ?) added the feature to control the web Browser Version via the app, so i can select the radio on phone and tell him to play it in the browser. Its a workaround for sure, but its good enough for me :P
It works pretty well with Bottles tbh
Qbz worked really good for me https://github.com/vicrodh/qbz
Immediately installed, thank you for the suggestion! And first submenu i open immediately created a crash. so much for first impressions xD
Indeed it works great. It has support for DAC passthrough and it’s a native app rather than another electron app.
That’s the one feature I’m still waiting for Tidal to add. Otherwise I’m very happy with it.
There’s no question that Spotify still holds an edge in terms of features, but in the end I decided I was willing to put up with the loss of some conveniences to actually support artists, and take my support away from a company that keeps behaving so shittily.