set media.role for VMware client
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- Subject: set media.role for VMware client
- From: sben1783 <sben1783@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2022 22:38:31 +0100
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Hi there,
I'm using VMware Horizon client from kubuntu to work on my companies
windows machine. My idea was to play some music from my own machine
while doing monkey work within VMware. I was very happy to read about
the "cork" mechanism in order to mute that music as soon as I get a
business call or am attending an online meeting within VMware.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to figure out how to set the
"media.role" for the VMware binary. I see, f.ex., that vlc has
media.role=video, but the VMware client doesn't have any. I tried to set
it via a .desktop file, but that fails - probably because the VMware
application I start (vmware-view) spawns some other binary and the
media.role property is not passed on to the child process?
As far as I found while searching, that media.role can be registered by
the application itself but that's not really an option for me with
VMware:) Is there any other way to set / change the media.role for some
binary, maybe even while it's already running?
Thx a lot
Ben
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