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oooh... Thanks! Thanks!... This was a breeze and I had to pinch myself to make sure that it was really working... PS: In the past, I've wrestled with PulseAudi
by rraghur 5y ago
oooh... Thanks! Thanks!... This was a breeze and I had to pinch myself to make sure that it was really working...
PS: In the past, I've wrestled with PulseAudio & BT dongles and my JBL headsets on Ubuntu. Banging my head on a brick wall would have been more pleasurable than that.
PPS: and today we have Pipewire on the front page!
- alias_neo 5y agoGlad you got it working. I deserve no credit though, I just followed some instructions and linked it here. It was even easier to setup on my desktop (now running Manjaro rather than Ubuntu because of SteamPlay/Proton et al) and simply `sudo pacman -Sy manjaro-pipewire` followed by a reboot. If it complains about pulseaudio related conflicts, just `pacman -R` the packages it mentions then try manjaro-pipewire again, and then reboot and you're done.
- rraghur 5y agoI sort of had heard of pipewire - but only to the extent that it was the next audio/video stack.. No idea about how far along it was. Also no idea that it had the BT headset thingy all sorted out. Your comment made me go "huh! that's easy enough to finish off in 10 now" and provided the impetus I needed