Turntable is a Universal Scrobbling App for Linux
Those looking for an easy way to “scrobble” music on Linux, no matter which music player they use, should check out a new app called Turntable. But before I go any further I should bring those unfamiliar with what a “scrobble” is, up to speed. “Scrobbling” is—no, not one of those old fashioned British words I’m fond of using—the term given to logging the music you listen to, as you listen to it, on services like Last.fm and Libre.fm. When you play a track in a media player that integrates with a compatible service, the track data (song title, artist, […] You're reading Turntable is a Universal Scrobbling App for Linux, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
Those looking for an easy way to “scrobble” music on Linux, no matter which music player they use, should check out a new app called Turntable. But before I go any further I should bring those unfamiliar with what a “scrobble” is, up to speed. “Scrobbling” is—no, not one of those old fashioned British words I’m fond of using—the term given to logging the music you listen to, as you listen to it, on services like Last.fm and Libre.fm. When you play a track in a media player that integrates with a compatible service, the track data (song title, artist, […]
You're reading Turntable is a Universal Scrobbling App for Linux, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
