To be a bit more on the nose than the other replies? Did you read past the headline at all? This is perhaps one of the best examples of not just making a new s

To be a bit more on the nose than the other replies? Did you read past the headline at all? This is perhaps one of the best examples of not just making a new standard, but making one implementation to rule them all and implementing all the competing standards. > Patiently waiting for Linux to have one audio server that will offer compatibility to all previous ones That's PipeWire! > then slowly phasing them out until we have a consistent, possibly layered, low latency audio stack that scales from small single board computers to full sized audio workstations. Does PipeWire have its own interface for applications yet? I haven't heard of it if so. That's good; let everything maranate for a while before trying to design the "one, true interface".