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The problem is the manufacturer of your motherboard doesn't provide and/or update their drivers for Linux. I know to the end user this doesn't really make a di
by yoyohello13 4y ago
The problem is the manufacturer of your motherboard doesn't provide and/or update their drivers for Linux.
I know to the end user this doesn't really make a difference, but everyone seems to blame Linux when there really isn't anything Linux devs can do about this kind of thing.
- winrid 4y agoI can blame the distro. It worked on KDE Neon which also uses pipewire, by setting a "lock configuration" option in the audio settings. Gnome and the pulse config UI don't have such an option.