If you run your own music streaming server using Jellyfin or Navidrome/Subsonic, and you want a solid desktop player to browse and stream your library in, Gelly is worth a look. It bills itself as a “native, lightweight music player” for the aforementioned streaming servers (along with compatible ones). It’s written in Rust and GTK4/libadwaita and, as any good player should, it lets you browse, play and control music playback. And it does all of that with a modern design and layout. Having recently set up Jellyfin on my Raspberry Pi 4 (to replace its ageing installation of dust and […]

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