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Arm64 architecture support on Linux headless and mopidy plugin.

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Runaway Baby

Hi,
I've changed from spotify to deezer less than one week.
I'm in love with deezer BUT one thing is disapointing me : deezer hasn't mopidy plugin neither linux ubuntu arm64 client.

Like spotify, deezer doesn’t works in linux headless arm64 and hasn’t mopidy plugin. 
I think the best solution is a linux headless client - like some mopidy plugin. And it's mandatory arm64 architecture support. 

So… pliss deezer devs, could you provide us a mopidy plugin (on “deb” package) that works in a Orange Pi Zero 2?
Thanks in advance!

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    Jaime.Deezer
    Community Manager
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    • Jaime.Deezer
    • Community Manager
    • 5191 replies
    • May 14, 2021

    Thanks @Theo da Montanha thanks for your idea and I hope more users vote for it too.
    At the moment we are developing an Electron app for Linux and I invite you to support that idea too: 

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    Jaime.Deezer
    Community Manager
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    • Jaime.Deezer
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    • May 14, 2021
    Updated idea status New → In discussion
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    Lover
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    • Rick P.
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    • 228 replies
    • May 16, 2021

    A couple comments on this since I don't believe the response answered the question asked.. 

    I think Theo is SOL here. Unless specifically written for it I don't believe the linux electron app, whenever it is eventually released, will be a viable option for a headless system, and I also suspect the demand for mopidy is low enough it'll never make into the development queue. 

     

     

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    Tiny Dancer
    • rjoehren
    • Tiny Dancer
    • 2 replies
    • November 8, 2021

    @Rick P. I believe you are right, since an unofficial mopidy integration extension was taken down by Deezer, which is also being discussed here for years now:
     

    It really is a shame.

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