@jonas - Nope, it is not muted, and still does not audibly play anything. I tried all combos of audio output and device in the backend settings and nothing has changed, hence my confusion. As said, all other playback (games/Spotify/browser) works, so I am really unsure what happened.

EDIT: Seems this was on me, I used the x86 build which was not working. Downloaded x64 this time and it works just fine. So sorry! Appreciate your time.

@memo-dominguez
Second a wish for the ability to customize internal keyboard shortcuts generally.

@jonas Thanks! Great to be rid of this. A minor irritation in theory, but these things get to me more than they really should do.

@Gustavo-L-Conte
Are you still working on the projectM integration, or did you give it up?

@mipper

The issue with Strawberry leaving open pipelines which leads to open files should be fixed in version 1.2.1. However the new version won't work on Ubuntu 22.04 as Strawberry now requires a newer Qt version than is available on that Ubuntu version, consider upgrading to Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble).

The "Your GStreamer installation is missing a plug-in" error could be a GStreamer bug, maybe a newer GStreamer version solves that.

The 1.2.1 release should fix the caps lock crash.

Thanks @jonas !

@jonas
Sorry for the late reply,

The output is:

Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/user/plasma-kglobalaccel.service; static) Drop-In: /usr/lib/systemd/user/service.d └─10-timeout-abort.conf Active: inactive (dead)

Not sure what the dead inactive status means in this case.

Currently, you can only decrease the cover size by moving the splitter so the context window size gets smaller, this should be saved on exit, if it's not saved, please start strawberry on the terminal under gdb to see if it crashes when you exit the application (https://wiki.strawberrymusicplayer.org/wiki/Backtrace).

@jonas Issue Resolved, sorry to post on all three but just in case anyone else was wondering
This fixed the issue with the long username!
Thanks again Jonas!

@jonas Thank you for the answer. I'll wait for the new version, as I think other Debian Bookworm users (yes, MX is based on Bookworm) will also have problems compiling the plugin. That's the only downside to Debian - it's stable, but some packages are older (cargo-c is version 0.29 on Ubuntu, 0.14 on Debian).

But I'm very happy that the plugin can otherwise simply be turned off (with Clementine it got stuck in the login when Spotify no longer supported the plugin). Strawberry is otherwise really great, I'll stick with it. Thanks!