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Cacao Player · Linux

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Choose your Linux distribution and check the supported versions. Download Cacao, install it and sign in to your TIDAL account.

Latest Linux previewv0.3.8

Linux

Choose your system to see compatible packages and supported versions.

Ubuntu: Available versions

Ubuntu

Ubuntu 24.04

Intel / AMD 64-bit · .deb · 31.3 MB

Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 13 · Intel/AMD 64-bit (amd64). Linux Mint 22 and elementary OS 8 use the Ubuntu 24.04 package family; their desktops have not been independently verified. A TIDAL account with playback access is required. Older distributions and ARM are not supported by this release.

Download for Linux
Qt source codeLicences and notices
System requirements and checksums

cacao-player_0.3.8_amd64.deb

SHA-256

bc2db32b09bc8b32b2dc5d99cb4a05e565ef945f18b9afce2995aaa9d3ba16eaChecksum file

Ready in a few steps

Open the downloaded package with your package manager and install Cacao. Then launch Cacao Player and sign in to TIDAL.

Install from the terminal

Run this command from the folder where you saved the package.

sudo apt install ./cacao-player_0.3.8_amd64.deb

Windows

A Windows build is not available.

macOS

A macOS build is not available.

TIDAL & Cacao

Before your first listen

A few things to know

Is Cacao an official TIDAL application?

No. Cacao is an independent native client for Linux and is not affiliated with TIDAL.

Does Cacao offer offline downloads?

Not currently. An internet connection is needed to listen through TIDAL.

Where can I find the source?

The application source repository is private. Qt sources, rebuild instructions and licence notices are available beside each package download.

Cacao Player

What’s new

The latest changes to Cacao Player.

  1. v0.3.8

    Latest preview
    • Optimized CPU usage.
    Release notes on GitHub

  2. v0.3.7

    • Linux downloads now include DEB packages for Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 13, including the Mint 22 and elementary OS 8 package family, and RPM packages for Fedora 44 and CentOS Stream 10.
    • Matching Qt sources, licence notices and SHA-256 checksums accompany both packages.
    Release notes on GitHub