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On top of the ideological issues I see with things like PulseAudio, it has always given me headaches in practice. I've never had issues with ALSA, but now I nee
by journey2 10y ago
On top of the ideological issues I see with things like PulseAudio, it has always given me headaches in practice. I've never had issues with ALSA, but now I need to install an audio server so it can talk to ALSA? These are strange, unfortunate times. I feel linux will eventually succeed at becoming Windows and it makes me sad.
- rexicus 10y ago> I've never had issues with ALSA You haven't been acquainted with asoundrc/dmix/alsamixer. ALSA is to Pulse as XFree86 is to Xorg, I feel no nostalgia for it at all.
- kasabali 10y ago> ALSA is to Pulse as XFree86 is to Xorg, I feel no nostalgia for it at all. No it is not. X.org is a fork of XFree86. Pulseaudio is a sound daemon built on top of ALSA.
- digi_owl 10y agoAnd there are times i wish i could roll back the clock to the XFree86 days. At least then you didn't need to herd a stampede of sub-projects to get a working X11 compiled.