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Home / How To / Install Kaku YouTube Music Player For Linux Ubuntu

Install Kaku YouTube Music Player For Linux Ubuntu

By Sourabh / September 5, 2016 Category: How To, Ubuntu

YouTube music player for Linux Ubuntu Desktop. Here’s how to install Kaku YouTube Desktop Music Player on Ubuntu 16.04/Ubuntu 16.10 Systems. Kaku is an online music player which supports many different platform like YouTube, Vimeo and SoundCloud… etc. With Kaku, you can easily listen to all kinds of music with just few simple clicks and don’t need to leave this desktop application.

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Kaku desktop application supports Windows, Mac OS X, Linux 32 and Linux 64.

Version 1.7 is the latest release of the Kaku music player. It has been released with the following changes:

  • Added Chomecast support, you can know cast video with chromecast
  • Added Korean translation and Čeština translation
  • Added Q&A Links
  • Added the feature to keep played tracks in History panel
  • Changed the way how shortcut works
  • Automatically update core modules when bootup
  • Updated translations for all languages
  • Several bugfixes

Visit the link given below to download Kaku YouTube Music Player for Linux

https://github.com/EragonJ/Kaku

Tags: Kaku Music Player Linux, Kaku Music Player Ubuntu, YouTube Music Player for Linux, YouTube Music Player for Linux Desktop, YouTube Music Player for Ubuntu, YouTube Music Player for Ubuntu Desktop

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