So if you're a new Linux user and have wound up on a GNOME-based distro, Shortwave is liable to be the most well-integrated and feature-rich option. GNOME is the default desktop interface for many of the most popular versions of Linux. GitHub - oldlaptop/iheart-mplayer: Automatically open an iheartradio station in a media player, such as mplayer, VLC, or mpv master 1 branch 0 tags 81 commits Failed to load latest commit information.gitignore COPYING INSTALL.md README.md gen-readme iheart-api iheart-mplayer iheart-mpv iheart-url iheart-url.1 iheart-vlc parseiheartjson. At those times when you're listening to a radio station playing music, if it provides stream metadata, then Shortwave will also provide the ability to download the track. When in a mobile size, the station appears at the bottom. When in the desktop format, currently playing stations appear in a panel on the right-hand side. You can play them or add them to your own personal library for easy access later. The home page nudges you toward many popular options to begin with. Shortwave boasts over 25,500 available stations. And it has an adaptive design that feels as at home on a phone as it does on the desktop, if not more so.

This means it comes with the advantages that apply to GNOME software generally.

Shortwave is an internet radio app designed for the GNOME desktop.

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