---
name: "zomg"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "zomg"
version: "0.9-1"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/zomg"
---

# zomg(1)

libre.fm submission and radio client

## NAME

zomg - libre.fm submission and radio client

## SYNOPSIS

**zomg** \[**-n**\] \[**-z**\] \[musicfile-or-dir...\]

**zomg** **-r** \[libre.fm url\]

## DESCRIPTION

For each file given on the command line, **zomg** will attempt to play the track then submit the requisite metadata to your last.fm profile, libre.fm profile, or any combination of servers you have configured in ~/.zomg/conf .

If it fails to get a success response or if **-n** is used, **zomg** will stop attempting to make outbound TCP connections, and will cache played tracks until **zomg** is next invoked, at which point it will attempt to flush the cache (thereby submitting all tracks to the servers). Independent caches are maintained per-service.

**zomg** will recurse through each directory given on the command line and add playable files within to its internal playlist. You may intersperse directories and files as you wish.

If **-z** is used, **zomg** will shuffle the order that the tracks in the internal playlist (either passed on the command line without **-t** or within directories passed on the command line with **-t**) are played.

Finally, if **-r** is used, **zomg** will enter interactive radio mode. If a last.fm-style URL is passed to **zomg-r**, it will tune to that station before presenting the user with its initial prompt.