Show HN: cmus-osx – Tightly integrates cmus command line music player into macOS
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#2- Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled!
This sounds like reason enough to install...
Re: Show HN: cmus-osx – Tightly integrates cmus command line music player into macOS
#3Been using this for about six months now, thanks for writing this!
Re: Show HN: cmus-osx – Tightly integrates cmus command line music player into macOS
#4- Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled! This sounds like reason enough to install...
Yeah it's always irked me when I press the play button that iTunes decides to pop up. There is a patch [0] you can install, but it's annoying reapplying it after each update and now you also have to disable System Integrity Protection for it.
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#5> Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled!
Since macOS 10.12 launchctl can not manipulate system services while System Integrity Protection is engaged.
Long story short: iTunes will always be launched when a media key is pressed unless it is explicitly disabled.
I take it that they're not using MediaPlayer.framework (https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mediaplayer), which was introduced in 10.12.1, that solves this exact problem? I would suggest against installing this until this is implemented.
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#6I was able to implement keyboard shortcuts with cmus + hammerspoon, I think you could do the notifications as well. This looks like a nice solution though.
Re: Show HN: cmus-osx – Tightly integrates cmus command line music player into macOS
#7> Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled! Since macOS 10.12 launchctl can not manipulate system services while System Integrity Protection is engaged. Long story short: iTunes will always be launched when a media key is pressed unless it is explicitly disabled. I take it that they're not using MediaPlayer.framework ( https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mediap…
I copied the same thing ready to paste — i agree with other comments that this is an enticement.
Re: Show HN: cmus-osx – Tightly integrates cmus command line music player into macOS
#8> Attention! Installing cmus-osx will prevent you from opening iTunes until it is uninstalled!
This sounds like a feature.