After this change, the package installs correctly.
PS: I’m not 100% sure but these exact changes may only be valid on AMD. Check the repository URL manually for the correct version information, if you need a different one.
Hi @grumpey, I noticed that too (but thank you for the rpmfusion bugzilla link; I looked for an issue tracker on the github repo for the lpf package and did not find it, but forgot about bugzilla).
[arjen@apc]$ sudo dnf info lpf-spotify-client
Installed Packages
Name : lpf-spotify-client
Version : 1.1.68.632
Release : 1.fc35
Architecture : x86_64
Size : 11 M
Source : lpf-spotify-client-1.1.68.632-1.fc35.src.rpm
Repository : @System
From repo : rpmfusion-nonfree
Summary : Spotify music player native client package bootstrap
URL : https://github.com/leamas/spotify-make
License : MIT
Description : Bootstrap package allowing the lpf system to build the non-redistributable
: spotify-client package.
:
: The package is only available on ix86 and x86_64 hosts.
:
: See: http://www.spotify.com/se/blog/archives/2010/07/12/linux/
I do not understand the full packaging process well enough, but I seem to get an older version, while I have upgraded the whole system to FC35. The package does not want to update to a newer version:
[arjen@apc]$ sudo dnf update
Last metadata expiration check: 0:00:20 ago on Wed 29 Dec 2021 05:21:33 PM CET.
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.
Complete!
I removed the package altogether, re-installed with --refresh, and I still get the older version!
At home though, I get the newer version. I maintain both systems and am not aware of anything I did differently, but obviously, we must be getting different versions for the repositories; just not sure why.
Thanks for the pointers, I became a better dnf user thanks to your help!
Not sure if this will solve the problem. After installing sudo dnf install lpf-spotify-client from RPMFussion, I add my user to pkg-build group sudo usermod -a -G pkg-build username then reboot the system since with just logout and login the added group not take effect.
After reboot, I run lpf update (without sudo) and it will download, build, then install (install will show popup window asking for password). Now I have 2 Spotify on my laptop (the other one from flatpak).