MPRIS management update #61
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Hi, great you got this to work. I compiled this myself and everything seems to work fine. Except I just noticed that if you click on the notifications icon next to the profile and then on any link the app closes its main window and shows this error message, preventing me from playing any music. Is this a new bug on my end or somehow connected to this edit? |
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Can't wait for this update!! |
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@Meincrakker I didn't notice this on my side, but I only compiled in .deb. Maybe you built an AppImage or something else? |
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@keops-dev Good suggestion, the Appimage seems to work great. Using the rpm build seems to create this error pretty reproducible. |
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As Deezer uses an old version of Chromium, MPRIS is not properly supported. In particular, album covers are not displayed. You might want to keep deezer-linux as close to the windows version as possible, but just in case, I'm sharing my work.
The result on my Debian (Gnome 43.9)
