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It is a thing again, actually. Since pipewire, on wayland/kde, my audio sink regularly dies and has to be turned off and back on again to work. I’ve never exp
by scrollaway 3y ago
It is a thing again, actually.
Since pipewire, on wayland/kde, my audio sink regularly dies and has to be turned off and back on again to work.
I’ve never experienced audio issues before that since … 2012 ish.
- speed_spread 3y agoStrange. What distro are you using? I've used that same stack for a year+ and things have been just peachy. I'm playing Steam games and doing light studio work (Ardour, etc). I'm actually surprised by how Pipewire just works. (Fedora Kinoite)
- scrollaway 3y agoIt's on Arch Linux. I haven't really figured out what's going on yet, the sound dies erratically but usually when eg. a Chrome audio tab is closed or something. Younger me would debug it more. Older me just made a script to turn the sink off and on quickly until someone else fixes it ...