Closed slash1div closed 1 year ago
@slash1div
updated and edited
after a bit more reading it seems Pop! Shop may be using the flatpak installation.
Therefore you can manually set the path to Spotify directory using the instructions further below after finding the Spotify installation directory using flatpak --installations
Additional search methods have been merged to main
. Installations using apt
, AUR
and flatpak
should hopefully now be auto-detected in most situations using the standard command shown in the readme.
For cases where Spotify directory is still not detected automatically, the user can manually set their directory path using -P
.
example using -P
flag:
bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpotX-CLI/SpotX-Linux/main/install.sh) -P "/usr/share/spotify"
Issue fixed. Closing -- see previous message for details.
Shows this error message. Let me know if you have any alternative downloads for Spotify or a potential fix.