While I would agree that we are vastly understaffed, we just don't have the resources to pay people to fix everything. We hire lots of extremely talented develo

While I would agree that we are vastly understaffed, we just don't have the resources to pay people to fix everything. We hire lots of extremely talented developers, but like all software projects everything is a tradeoff. We could pay someone to maintain ALSA support, but that would mean other things would not get fixed. Linux users are already a small fraction of the Firefox userbase (despite most Firefox developers using Linux as their main development environment), so how do we justify spending the resources to maintain an alternate audio backend that's only used by a small fraction of our Linux users? It's not very compelling.