A native YouTube Music client for Sailfish OS. Silica/QML UI, a Python backend over PyOtherSide, and audio playback through the same C++ GStreamer engine as its sibling video client, FinTube.
FinTune browses YouTube Music (search, charts, and signed in your personalized home and library) and plays tracks through the device's native media stack, using a user-managed yt-dlp binary to resolve streams.
See: https://github.com/sandstorm244/harbour-fintune for more information.
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dumol
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 14:11
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Nice... Maybe build for 32bit too? Thanks!
masen
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 15:24
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Added the 32bit ARM binary, i dont have a 32-bit device to test on so take things working with a grain of salt. :)
dumol
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 19:00
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Thanks! I've tried it:
Fatal error: nothing provides 'ld-linux-aarch64.so.1()(64bit)' needed by the to be installed harbour-fintune-1.1.1-1.armv7hlzarosky
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 16:38
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I have a 32-bit device; later I'll test that version
masen
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 23:32
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Sorry, i checked the codebase out and i realized that the app basically only requests aarch64 for every 3rd party dependecies (yt-dlp, ffmpeg), due to me only developing this for the J2.
Deno, the JS runtime doesnt even have a 32-bit build so im kinda screwed in that front too...
So sorry but it would require major restructure and a JS runtime switch to like npm or so.
Feel free to fork and use a LLM or something if you'd like :)
zarosky
Sat, 2026/08/29 - 06:09
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amazing!!!