Spotifast
A native Rust Spotify client using a quarter of the official app's memory
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For people who live in a terminal, it folds Spotify, YouTube, radio, podcasts and local files into one player that runs as a background service.
gtm is a GPL-3.0 terminal audio player written in Rust. Playback runs in a separate daemon, so the interface can close while music continues and other tools can control it over IPC or MPRIS. It plays local files, YouTube, Spotify, internet radio and podcast feeds, and adds lyrics, Last.fm scrobbling, crossfade, a 16-preset equaliser, visualisers, cover art and themes that take colour from the artwork. Installs with a one-line script; man pages included.
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