I used to criticize PulseAudio a lot because for a time it was growing too much, acquiring way too many responsabilities, which would eventually make it one of

I used to criticize PulseAudio a lot because for a time it was growing too much, acquiring way too many responsabilities, which would eventually make it one of those programs that is "way too hard to replace" in the Linux Desktop world, so we would get stuck with it for a time. I am glad to have been proven wrong. I was extremely surprised at the progress PipeWire made in a couple short years. I have been barely able to find any issues even after a couple of months of using it. In comparison, I filed a dozen PulseAudio bugs (some of them with patches, never applied) before I just gave up...