If you’re using Spotify on Linux but want something that feels more at home on the GNOME desktop, there’s an open-source alternative worth checking out. It’s called Riff, a native Spotify client built with Rust, GTK4, and libadwaita that puts your music library front and center. Originally developed as a fork of the Spot music player, Riff gives you access to Spotify’s music catalog through a clean, distraction-free interface without relying on the official desktop app. Since it uses GTK4 and libadwaita, Riff fits naturally into the GNOME environment, supporting light and dark themes a
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