@amadeus@mstdn.social avatar amadeus , to random

Dear friends, what are your thoughts on my dream of a new / app? 🤔

https://amadeuspaulussen.com/blog/2026/a-new-pipewire-and-wireplumber-app

@phosh@social.phosh.mobi avatar phosh , to random

With some changes landing we're a big step closer to enabling separate volume controls for things like media, alerts, alarms, etc. in . Here's a short overview on the current state: https://phosh.mobi/posts/role-based-routing/

NekoCWD , to random

🐱 Yet another step to package my camera-related stuff in @alpinelinux / @postmarketOS .
Now it's cosmetic change to package that enables gobject introspection.
Now I can build without hardcoded bindings
MRs: alpine postmarket

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@linmob@linuxmobile.social avatar linmob , to random
@agx@ruhr.social avatar agx , to random German

With the alarm clock waking the phone from suspend we still need to make sure the alarm sound is audible. We thus need it to have a volume level separate from e.g. media, notifications, calls, etc. This is possible with 's "role based policy". There's a lot of lose ends to fix before this all can land but here's a quick demo in (the alarm sound your is played via which adds the necessary role):

A video of a phone running phosh. It shows the gapless music player playing a song. Then a alarm notification is shown and at this point the music is muted and only the alarm can be heard. When the user closes the notification the music continues to play.

agx OP ,
@agx@ruhr.social avatar

·..and here's how the volume controls currently look in mobile settings. We get the list of controls from too and
's volume slider gets the highest priority volume so the top panel's volume slider does "the right thing" by default. (I've linked the related MRs from https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/meta-phosh/-/issues/20)

@fedora@fosstodon.org avatar fedora , to random

Wireplumber is the session manager for @pipewire , helping to provide stability and flexibility to your Linux system. You can also do scripting with Lua!

➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/introduction-to-wireplumber/