Google Play Music Desktop Player
https://www.googleplaymusicdesktopplayer.com/
Open Source: Yes
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I know but the performance via Nuvola Player is quite bad and it has several graphical glitches (it is even still using flash...I mean...come on...).
GPMDP on the other hand runs great, has more features (last.fm tracking, mini player, equalizer etc.) and is well received by Google Play Music users.
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Closing as WONTFIX because it falls on its face during build by creating recursive directories to the point it is actually creates a ENAMETOOLONG.
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Will this be dropped forever? I've made a issue thread on github. link I did state that all the requirements were used, sunnyflunk told me it was.
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We use nodejs 6.9.1 LTS, which is the recommended nodejs version (according to the nodejs site), as well as the latest NPM for that version. It isn't "outdated".
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Grumbles. I'll update us to latest current. But it isn't going in until I validate it against existing software. I'll reopen this.
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Upgraded our nodejs to 7.1.0 current (despite ya know, the LTS branch which should have been tested against by upstream, but whatever): https://git.solus-project.com/packages/nodejs/commit/?id=3b2a07bc6955c3ead15964f3a682517193eba50b
Gonna mark this as In Progress again and see about landing it.
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Yea no, still the same issue. On latest nodejs and npm. Closing as an upstream issue.
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Upstream issue allegedly resolved as of https://github.com/MarshallOfSound/Google-Play-Music-Desktop-Player-UNOFFICIAL-/commit/031b5df18efbd4f8357d4064fcf02bb63cb9c71b
I'll see about landing the patch when I get home.
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So, not entirely confident it is an issue with our Avahi, given we have all the appropriate .so files, so digging further.
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Landed in unstable as of https://git.solus-project.com/packages/google-play-music-desktop-player/commit/?id=63825b407cd524c6ecad1550cbbbf33b4c0ee00a
Sorry for the delay folks. @saintdev had it working locally and I couldn't reproduce. Changed our nodejs back to 6.x LTS series (for different reasons, mind you) and updated the gpmdp to 4.0.5 and it works.