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Tips and Tricks / Re: [GUIDE] How to use Musicbee on Linux (Archlinux/Debian based distro)
« on: October 25, 2024, 01:38:50 PM »
I also thought I'd chime in. I am new to Linux, and had problems with not being able to login to Last.Fm and scrobble my tracks / synchronise playcounts.
What fixed the problem for me was installing gnutls, to allow for https connections. I am not sure why some musicbee features work (like fetching artist pictures) while others don't.
I am running an arch setup, installed via EndeavourOS.
Steps:
Alternatively, if you are using a 32-bit wine prefix:
Add it to your relevant winetricks:
Restart your system! I had to restart before it worked.
Now start up MusicBee with the wine prefix:
After doing this once it all worked, maybe the last step is redundant, I am not sure.
This should make it possible for MusicBee to establish https connections.
What fixed the problem for me was installing gnutls, to allow for https connections. I am not sure why some musicbee features work (like fetching artist pictures) while others don't.
I am running an arch setup, installed via EndeavourOS.
Steps:
Code
sudo pacman -S gnutls
Alternatively, if you are using a 32-bit wine prefix:
Code
sudo pacman -S lib32-gnutls
Add it to your relevant winetricks:
Code
WINEPREFIX=path/to/whereYouWantYourWineprefix/ winetricks lib32-gnutls
Restart your system! I had to restart before it worked.
Now start up MusicBee with the wine prefix:
Code
WINEPREFIX=path/to/whereYouWantYourWineprefix/ wine musicbee
After doing this once it all worked, maybe the last step is redundant, I am not sure.
This should make it possible for MusicBee to establish https connections.