My music stopped playing, the phone rang, I answered it.
After speaking for a few minutes, I hung up and the music started up again.
It took me a second to realize that the music wasn't coming from my phone, it was coming from my computer.
#KDEConnect is groovy, y'all. It pauses your music when a phone call comes in. (MPRIS-compatible player required, of course, but even mpv on the command line can do that)
@RL_Dane Oh cool, I didn't know about MPRIS until now! I've always wondered why mpv doesn't show up in my system tray while VLC and Firefox do when they play audio. Turns out that I needed to install mpv-mpris.
Also, is the name MPRIS supposed to a pun on "empress" or something? Maybe someone should make a useless MPRIS plugin for uWSGI emperor servers.
@RL_Dane wait that's super awesome, what a cool feature! I've been off in GNOME land and I'm always super interested and impressed with the other tech tree making determined and awesome progress on new stuff. I gotta try that out
@RL_Dane@paul BTW, GSConnect is depreciated on Gnome 46. If you're using that, Valent is the successor app. At the moment, it is in alpha stage (but works just fine on my machine).
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