In this video I cover how to install and use Spotify on any Linux distribution either through a web browser or using a dedicated desktop application. Method 1 – Web Browser. The first method is to use Spotify through a web browser, I personally use Chrome, but any web browser that is supported on Linux should work. All you need to do is simply navigate to Spotify’s website. https://open.spotify.com/ And then sign in with your account. The experience in the browser should be identical to using Windows or any other desktop based operating system. Method 2 – Desktop Application. The second method is using the official Linux Spotify desktop application. https://flathub.org/apps/com.spotify.Client My recommendation would be to use the Flatpak version of Spotify as this is supported on virtually all desktop Linux distributions. https://flathub.org/setup First, enable Flatpak support by following the instructions that are relevant to your Linux distribution, and then reboot to finish the process. https://flathub.org/apps/com.spotify.Client Once this is done, install the Flatpak version of Spotify by clicking on the blue Install button which will begin the installation process in your application store. Alternatively, you can install the Flatpak version of Spotify using the Terminal if you click on blue down arrow and then copy and run the applicable command. But in either case, once Spotify is installed, launch using your application launcher. And much like the web version of Spotify, the experience with the desktop application should be almost identical to using it on Windows. #spotify #linux #flatpak Social Media Links Discord - https://discord.gg/3SxGk3WG2D Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/IntelligentGaming2020/