That’s what baffles me in this kind of situation. The dev basically did their job for them, and now they’re leaving happy paying Linux subscribers out in the cold. Just hire the clearly passionate and talented developer and make the product offering that much better!
Now when I look for Qobuz apps for Linux, all I’m seeing are weird little download utilities to essentially steal music from the service. Gabe Newell sure had it right.
Says it’s built on a qbz-qobuz rust library, so if that’s from the same qbz developer and the library got pulled, it’ll make things difficult moving forward for them.
That’s what baffles me in this kind of situation. The dev basically did their job for them, and now they’re leaving happy paying Linux subscribers out in the cold. Just hire the clearly passionate and talented developer and make the product offering that much better!
Now when I look for Qobuz apps for Linux, all I’m seeing are weird little download utilities to essentially steal music from the service. Gabe Newell sure had it right.
Yup, cool that this can just exist https://github.com/vitiko98/qobuz-dl
I guess qbz got too many users and visibility that it started to show in some meeting.
I’m curious what it’ll mean for this one: https://openrepos.net/content/munkstolen/fiat-pons-native-qobuz-client
Says it’s built on a qbz-qobuz rust library, so if that’s from the same qbz developer and the library got pulled, it’ll make things difficult moving forward for them.