Hello guys,
How can I make Gnome music as default music player?
It's somehow ghost to selecting as an application!
Go to settings - default application - Music
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To supplement the Comment from @jerik here is a Screenshot:
It is the third Menu Entry from the bottom.
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Thank you guys, I know that... I can set some apps from setting or by right click on it and set as default, but Gnome Music not recognizing in these two ways, is there another way to do that?? I am asking generally about these issue, there are some apps that not recognized there... one of them are Gnome Music for you know listening to music and some other apps e.g. for explore ring photos
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Maybe this can answer your question
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Maybe there is a solution here in this link
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Thank you, @jerik , I guess the issue is from the app as mention on the Ubuntu forum too
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This is one of my primary complaints about many Gnome softwares; they are too specific and simple.
Gnomes Browser Epiphany is very similar. It is an excellent and very simple browser, yet is so simplified as to be rendered nun-functional for todays user.
I have compared it to the Etch-a-Sketch of browsers.
Gnome-Boxes is a very simple VM, yet it lacks the capability of any other VM, with the user stuck at the basic screens unable to perform any advanced tasks.
Gnome-Software store is very simple and basic, yet the moment there is a problem with an installation, it is non-verbose and gives no options for the user to troubleshoot its vague error messages, much like Windows OS does.
I use as little Gnome Software as I can. And as gnome pushes more for their software to be integrated into Gnome-Shell, separating Gnome from the GnuLinux modular free open source software standards, the less any of us will be able to use it.
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