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Any experiencing switching Ubuntu 20.04's audio stack to PipeWire? I'd love to do it, since my pulseaudio setup is giving me trouble, but haven't yet found the
by dmos62 5y ago
Any experiencing switching Ubuntu 20.04's audio stack to PipeWire? I'd love to do it, since my pulseaudio setup is giving me trouble, but haven't yet found the time.
- doph 5y agoYes. I was also having issues with pulseaudio on 20.04. I spent a few min reading about pipewire, spent a couple min adding the ppa, installing the packages and iirc disabling pulseaudio. And everything just worked and I haven't thought about it in 6 months. I keep meaning to spend some more time digging into the configuration and capabilities, but I think that's just a compulsion from decades of daily driving Linux and having virtually nothing "just work" this easily.
- neurostimulant 5y agoI'm also on Ubuntu 20.04 and able to switch to PipeWire recently using pipewire-debian PPA [1]. Just a note in case you're running into an annoying issue like me: make sure your /etc/pipewire directory is EMPTY before installing pipewire. Mine somehow didn't, and pipewire just hang due to using the old config file. Took me a while to figure out the issue. After installing pipewire packages, make sure to copy the most recent config from /usr/share/pipewire into /etc/pipewire before enabling all pipewire services (this should be covered in the linked guide). https://pipewire-debian.github.io/pipewire-debian/ https://pipewire-debian.github.io/pipewire-debian/