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What? They're nothing alike. One has normal, logical options like selecting sound effects and output devices. The other has useless things like how much the med
by seoaeu 5y ago
What? They're nothing alike. One has normal, logical options like selecting sound effects and output devices. The other has useless things like how much the media keys adjust the volume by and whether to entirely disable sound on the system, and is littered with technical jargon like 'undefined' and 'boolean'.
- whateveracct 5y agoYou don't select your output device with your configuration.nix. You use it to configure the underlying OS. So doing this stuff with a GUI? Unheard of in the mainstream. Unnecessary maybe too, but still. Not the same.