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As others have commented, the documentation is not there yet. I've never had good experiences trying to switch from pulse to pipe. It sounds like some distros
by xrd 5y ago
As others have commented, the documentation is not there yet. I've never had good experiences trying to switch from pulse to pipe.
It sounds like some distros are using as the starting point for new installs, like Arch.
Is this the best way, to just install a new distro from scratch. I just don't want to try to hack a bunch of configuration files from pulse.
If so, what's the best distro offering pipewire. It seems like a revolutionary change and I'm excited to use it.
- vbezhenar 5y agoFedora uses pipewire. Try LiveCD image.
- majewsky 5y ago> I just don't want to try to hack a bunch of configuration files from pulse. When I migrated from PulseAudio to PipeWire, I started by deleting all PulseAudio packages and installing the PipeWire packages. Then I rebooted and as it turns out, I was done. No fiddling with config files required here. Everything worked immediately.
- xrd 5y agoInteresting. What distribution are you using? This is a great idea.