The Spotify snap application integrates fine with the Ubuntu desktop system.

I found that it was a little unresponsive at the beginning, and I had to close it and open it again after trying to log into Spotify with my Facebook account. When you start it for the first time, it will ask you to log in. Once installed, you can find it in the application menu. If your system doesn’t have Snap, install it using the command below: sudo apt-get install snapdĪnd then you can install Spotify Snap app using this command: sudo snap install spotify Install Spotify as Snap Spotify has a Snap package, which means now Spotify can be easily installed directly from the Software Center. Method 1: Install Spotify in Ubuntu using Snap Package

Using the deb package from Spotify repository.

Using Snap package (Easy GUI and CLI method).

In this quick post, you'll see two methods to install Spotify on Ubuntu: The desktop player also gives you some additional features, such as listening to local music in Spotify, using equalizers, and more. With the desktop player, you can also use the media keys on your keyboard to change the tracks or pause/play the songs. Spotify desktop player is better than the web player because you don’t face the risk of accidentally closing the browser and losing Spotify. While you can listen to it in a web browser, you can also install a desktop client of Spotify on Linux.

Spotify is the most popular streaming music service.

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