Q:

Playing music *from* bluetooth device *to* Mac OS? (Or Linux?)

Strange question, so bear with me.  I have a bluetooth device (an Android smartphone, specifically), on which I have a lot of music.  I'm wondering if there's a way to pair up the device and my Mac (which has bluetooth hardware built-in) in a way that the computer acts as a bluetooth headset?
To put it another way, I want to play music via the media player on my phone, and have the music, over bluetooth, come through the computer's speakers.  Like I said, I have a lot of music on my phone and don't want to copy it all to my work computer.
Alternatively if there's no way to do this through OSX, can it be done through Linux?

A:

You can use ObexFS to mount the device, then play the music from the mount point
I'm not sure if Mac OSX supports fuse, however I use this on Linux all the time with different phones.
You can use hcitool inq (from Bluez) to find your phone's bluetooth address.
mount -t fuse "obexfs#-bPHONE_BT_ADDRESS -B6" /media/phone

