amazon music ultra hd compatible devices

To be fair, had Amazon developed an Electron-based Linux client, things would probably be very similar from an interface perspective. The web interface is perfectly serviceable. Instead, Linux users have to settle accessing the streaming service with a DRM-capable web browser such as Firefox or Chrome. In fact, there’s nothing to suggest a dedicated client will ever be forthcoming. But Amazon hasn’t committed to releasing a Linux client for Amazon Music Unlimited. For example, their cloud computing division, Amazon Web Services produces Amazon Linux, a distribution of Linux using Fedora as the upstream with a commitment to release major versions every two years with each major release having 5 years of long term support.

That’s correct, Amazon doesn’t offer a Linux client.Īmazon is not Linux-phobic. If you’re hoping there’s a Linux client lurking in the Mac & PC section, you’ll be very dispirited. Click image for full sizeĪs the image above shows, Amazon Music Unlimited is compatible with smartphones and tablets via its Android and iOS apps PCs and Macs via either its web player or desktop app Fire tablets and Fire TVs some in-car entertainment systems Sonos multi-room wireless speakers Bluesound and NAD BluOS devices. Let’s get the first elephant in the room out of the way.

Amazon music ultra hd compatible devices