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Users are always advised to use official binary packages and/or build spotifyd themselves using official ports infrastructure (from which packages are built), so haven't duplicated any compilation instructions here. The official package also ships a README with a suggestion on how to configure and run `spotifyd` which ought to be enough, anyways.
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# OpenBSD install guide | ||
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`spotifyd` is available on all supported Rust architectures: | ||
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* aarch64 | ||
* amd64 | ||
* i386 | ||
* powerpc64 | ||
* riscv64 | ||
* sparc64 | ||
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## Install | ||
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```sh | ||
# pkg_add spotifyd | ||
``` | ||
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## Configuring spotifyd | ||
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The official package uses PortAudio and works out of the box, no configuration is required. | ||
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## Running spotifyd | ||
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You may start `spotifyd` as background daemon in your `~/.xsession` X11 startup script | ||
or have clients like `spotify-qt` start/stop it accordingly. |
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