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Man, how much are distros + bad user config hurting user "Linux" reports. Thank god for NixOS where (1) we do a decent job of base config and (2) user config e
by wereallterrrist 4y ago
Man, how much are distros + bad user config hurting user "Linux" reports.
Thank god for NixOS where (1) we do a decent job of base config and (2) user config errors are basically trivially identifiable.
1. Open `pulsemixer` to monitor pulse clients
2. `ssh localhost "pacat < /dev/urandom"`
Observe that pacat is showing as a pulse client. This stuff is really easy and should absolutely just work.
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoDid you reply to the wrong comment? This doesn't seem relevant to remote audio
- wereallterrrist 4y agoUm, it's just an example? Does this somehow help? 1. (term1) `ssh remote pulsemixer` 2. (term2) `ssh remote "pacat </dev/urandom"` Observe that (1) you can see a new client appear on the remote, and (2) audio will play from the default playback device on the remote (and you can trivially change that device with `pulsemixer`) EDIT: for your speakers/ears-sake, I recommend turning down the default playback device before doing this.
- aidenn0 4y agoI'm running nixos (22.05), and I can't run alsa clients to the pipewire alsa device on the remote machine over ssh without setting the "correct" environment variables (I have yet to identify them, so I use what I posted to clone the environment of an X program).