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Home / How To / Rhythmbox 3.4.3 Released – Rhythmbox Music Player for Linux Ubuntu

Rhythmbox 3.4.3 Released – Rhythmbox Music Player for Linux Ubuntu

By Sourabh / January 9, 2019 Category: How To, Ubuntu

Rhythmbox 3.4.3 released. Install Rhythmbox music player for Linux Ubuntu.

Rhythmbox 3.4.3

Rhythmbox 3.4.3 brings an improved Android plugin to work better with Samsung and Android 9 devices and a replaced status bar with floating bar as used by Nautilus. It also fixes many crash issue and stability issues – fixed crash when store request processing fails, fixed crashes when editing auto playlist sorted by Location / Bitrate, fixed crashes when insert a cd and fixed issue that can not transfer songs to phone over MTP

Install Rhythmbox 3.4.3 On Ubuntu

rhythmbox-3-cli

Run the following commands in Terminal to install Rhythmbox 3.4 on Linux Ubuntu Systems:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntuhandbook1/apps
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install rhythmbox

Once installed, open the Rhythmbox 3 music player from Ubuntu Dash or Terminal.

Tags: Rhythmbox 3.4.3, Rhythmbox Linux, Rhythmbox Music Player Linux, Rhythmbox Music Player Ubuntu, Rhythmbox Ubuntu

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