Shortwave Internet Radio Player Sees Its First Stable Release (1.0)

Shortwave, the Gradio successor, had its first stable (1.0) release over the weekend after almost two years of development.

Shortwave is a GTK Internet radio player written in Rust, created to replace Gradio (which is dead now). Being a GNOME-based application, it uses header bars, as well as libhandy to have its interface adapt to all screen sizes (it's compatible with Librem 5 by the way). Dark mode is also available.

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Shortwave using dark mode: Discover tab and station info

Shortwave using libhandy to adapt its interface depending on the window / screen size