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When the alarm activates in the morning and starts playing your playlist, there are a number of ways to stop the alarm: Play an album in shuffle mode, assuming you do not keep Spotify in shuffle mode: spotify-rise -ts spotify:track:0I2kwvXCLolYQ4nZQcF6EQ Play an album in shuffle mode, assuming you keep Spotify in shuffle mode: spotify-rise -s spotify:track:0I2kwvXCLolYQ4nZQcF6EQ Play an album/track, starting with specified track URI: spotify-rise spotify:track:0I2kwvXCLolYQ4nZQcF6EQ Sudo install spotify-rise /usr/local/bin/spotify-rise

Great! Now to focus on setting up the alarm! Install the alarm scheduler and dependencies: sudo apt-get install alarm-clock-applet wmctrl xautomationĪnd install the Spotify Rise plugin that integrates Spotify with the alarm scheduler: cd ~/Downloads/ If your speakers are connected via a USB soundcard, you may need to configure this according to the Ubuntu USB audio guide.

Start the Spotify app, login or create a Spotify account, test that the audio output is working correctly, and then close it. Install Spotify: sudo apt-get install spotify-client Update the list of available packages: sudo apt-get update Let’s go ahead and install Spotify for Linux…Īdd the Spotify repository signing key to be able to verify the download: sudo apt-key adv -keyserver hkp://:80 -recv-keys BBEBDCB318AD50EC6865090613B00F1FD2C19886Īdd the Spotify repository: echo deb stable non-free | sudo tee /etc/apt//spotify.list Note that you will need to leave your computer on overnight so that the alarm can activate. To get started, you will need a Ubuntu Linux computer (with the common amd64 64-bit or i386 32-bit architecture), some speakers (laptop speakers will do), and a Spotify Free or Premium account. There's still quite a bit of stuff we have to add official support for (and which therefore *isn't* tested - the camera module is my main wish here), but we'll be getting to this stuff in due course (and adding it to the automated test suites as we do).Hate your boring alarm clock? Here’s how to wake up to your favourite Spotify songs using your Ubuntu Linux laptop, desktop, or home theatre PC. Seriously though, everything we can think of gets tested (repeatedly) before release.įor 20.04, the hardware certification team finally had access to all the hardware too, which wasn't the case during the Eoan cycle due to stock shortages of the 4Gb Pi4 (that's not me trying to dodge not catching that issue - I should've - but the reason the cert team didn't is because they literally didn't have the hardware). he says, remembering his small oversight of the USB ports on the Eoan release *cough*). It's tested about as thoroughly as we can manage (which, knowing a bit about what goes on behind the scenes here, is pretty thoroughly now.

If I may ask, why are you trying to go to the latest which maybe isn't tested thoroughly on RPI. First there is no linux version of Spotify on ARM.