dotfiles VS mpv-mpris

Huh, nice, I found something similar a while back which I've been using quite a lot. What I really like about this one is that it can also monitor and be quietly killed by sending eof on stdin. Let's me use the clipboard in pipelines where I start the script, pipe into curl with config set to - and then just copy urls to my clipboard. When I'm done hit C-d to send EOF and all of them download at once.

I took some ideas for my config from this guy, one thing i liked was no plugins. His dotfiles are kinda weird but you can find the tmux stuff here, see .config.sh for how everything is installed.

Cool, here's mine. Which I use from this shell function which depends on this and this.

This directory is where I keep my mail related dotfiles. I use pass to keep my login passwords gpg encrypted and isync/mbsync to connect to remote accounts and fetch the mail to a local directory (my mbsyncrc file has 3 atm. Ones a personal server and 2 are gmail). The script cmds/mail-sync is what I use to fetch and tag new mail. Mail management itself is taken care of with notmuch (that also comes with its own emacs major mode).

Neat. I've got something similar written as a shell script, which I use with fzf. It should work with buku, Firefox and chromium. But I've only hardwired the paths for Linux. It should be easy to add MacOS or windows paths but I'm too lazy to change platform so that I can experiment.

Here.

there's the mpv-mpris plugin which solves this btw

afaik mpv doesn't support that itself but you can get most of the media control functionality with the mpv-mpris plugin

As I usually run mpv from the CLI or another program and control it via the keyboard, that doesn't sound like the wrapper adds anything I'd personally have a use for. BTW, controlling plain mpv via MPRIS just requires the mpv-mpris plugin to be installed.

Use the C plugin instead, which is still being maintained: https://github.com/hoyon/mpv-mpris