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Only for some people. Lots of people are saying they are having issues with pipewire, but personally I have never had any audio issues with pulseaudio nor with
by executesorder66 3y ago
Only for some people. Lots of people are saying they are having issues with pipewire, but personally I have never had any audio issues with pulseaudio nor with pipewire. And that is on multiple devices across many years.
So no, it's not Linux. Because if it works for at least 1 person, that means there isn't some sort of technical limitation where Linux can't get audio to work properly, since clearly it can.
Maybe the distro they use doesn't package the audio packages properly, or maybe they messed around with too many settings, or maybe their specific hardware has issues. But none of that is Linux's fault.
- dns_snek 3y agoDoes it really matter whose fault it is? When the average user tries to switch from Windows to some flavor of Linux and their audio doesn't work, they don't give two shits whether it's Linux-the-kernel, the package maintainers, or the audio subsystem at fault, they're rightfully going to blame Linux-the-ecosystem.