Hey all, I previously posted about my project Typhoon - a Rust terminal UI streaming app for Tidal. Just wanted to provide an update - the project has been renamed to Riptide and has been published to AUR. You can now easily install Riptide by:
paru -S riptide
# or if you use yay
yay -S riptide
Let me know what you all think!
Hey Archers, I previously posted about my project Typhoon - a Rust terminal UI streaming app for Tidal. Just wanted to provide an update - the project has been renamed to Riptide and has been published to AUR. You can now easily install Riptide by:
paru -S riptide
# or if you use yay
yay -S riptide
Let me know what you all think!
Hey Hyprlanders, I previously posted about my project Typhoon - a Rust terminal UI streaming app for Tidal. Just wanted to provide an update - the project has been renamed to Riptide and has been published to AUR. You can now easily install Riptide by:
paru -S riptide
# or if you use yay
yay -S riptide
Let me know what you all think!
Hey Hyprlanders, wanted to share a project I've been working on for some time. I live most of my life in terminal, which I'm sure a good portion of you do too. I also love music. One of the main drawbacks of life in opensource - specifically Linux and Firefox - is the lack of support for lossless music playback on Tidal. I also just love TUIs and couldn't find a Tidal TUI player that ticked all the boxes for me. So I created Typhoon, a Tidal music streaming package built in Rust.
Typhoon allows you to login with your account and access your Tidal library - artists, favorited songs, playlists, and even search. You can queue up any song and navigate your queue to play from a specific point, all in the original format provided by Tidal using mpv and integrates with mpris to enable your music widgets/modules.
While Typhoon isn't specific to Hyprland, it was developed with Hyrpland and Linux in mind. I'd love for you all to give it a go and provide all your feedback (preferably in Github issues but I'll field any questions or issues here as well)! Thanks and LLL (long live Linux)!!!
