SpotX-Bash for SteamDeck #11
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Hello. I would like to ask how to install SpotX-Bash in SteamDeck. |
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Not sure how many SteamDeck users we have but it would be helpful to provide as much info as possible. |
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sorry for the late response Operating System: SteamOS 3.4.8 ~ Which Spotify version? ~ Which SpotX-Bash version? ~ Which SXB command was used? ~ What was the output of SXB? Error: Spotify directory not found. ~ Any additional info to add? |
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By the way, adding new info about where Spotify install in Steam Deck I have checked it on the usr/lib directory but spotify didnt install there. |
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The "Spotify directory not found" issue mentioned in the FAQ doesn't help at all? From your most recent post it looks like Spotify installation via flatpak is happening (or has happened at some point) so the -P flag pointing to the Spotify directory should solve the issue (note the flatpak path/directory example in the FAQ). More recent builds of SpotX-Bash should now be able to find default locations when flatpak, AUR, APT and other package managers are used. If Spotify is installed then it should hopefully be automatically found... and for the cases where it isn't, you can always use the -P argument followed by the path pointing to the spotify app directory. |
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The "Spotify directory not found" issue mentioned in the FAQ doesn't help at all?
https://github.com/jetfir3/SpotX-Bash/wiki/SpotX%E2%80%90Bash-FAQ#why-does-spotx-bash-say-spotify-not-found-when-spotify-is-installed
From your most recent post it looks like Spotify installation via flatpak is happening (or has happened at some point) so the -P flag pointing to the Spotify directory should solve the issue (note the flatpak path/directory example in the FAQ).
More recent builds of SpotX-Bash should now be able to find default locations when flatpak, AUR, APT and other package managers are used. If Spotify is installed then it should hopefully be automatically found... and for the cases where…