Use this command to start the player and it will start playing a random station from the list: $ pyradio -play So how do we use this tool? Running this radio player is pretty simple. If you ever want to remove Pyradio installed through this method, you can use the following command in the Terminal: $ sudo snap remove pyradio How to use Pyradio The similar output as I got will indicate the completion of the installation and will also print the Pyradio version installed on your system. The process might take some time depending on your Internet speed, as it is a slightly larger package. Now type in the following command in order to install Pyradio to your Ubuntu: $ sudo snap install pyradio If you are using an older version, you can use the following command to install the daemon: $ sudo apt-get install snapd Since the Snap daemon comes by default in the latest versions of Ubuntu, we do not need to install it. Enter the following command in order to refresh the list of available packages: $ sudo apt-get update Open your Ubuntu Terminal either through the Application Launcher search or by using the Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut. It is based on Python and now available on Snap from where you can install it easily. Pyradio is a free and open-source command line tool that lets you play your favorite radio stations through the Terminal. We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system. We will explain how you can install each of these tools, use them, and remove them from your system if need be. Why should listening to radio be any different? In this article, we will describe three tools through which you can listen to online radio right from your Linux Terminal. We always find ways to do all our stuff right inside the Terminal. We, the Terminal-savvy people, do not like to leave the comfort of the command line and go somewhere else to do our activities.
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