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Are you running Ubuntu LTS? If so HWE or original kernel? I've only had one instance on my XPS where the HWE kernel broke something so I rolled back to the orig
by rbut 3y ago
Are you running Ubuntu LTS? If so HWE or original kernel? I've only had one instance on my XPS where the HWE kernel broke something so I rolled back to the original kernel for a month or so.
- orhmeh09 3y agoI'm using popos that's based on 22.04, although it's at work so I can't check right now. I tried the steps here and also ones listed on stackexchange: https://support.system76.com/articles/audio/ https://support.system76.com/articles/audio/ It's on pipewire. I only get a dummy audio device appearing. It does work when I use an external Bluetooth headset, and it actually did work previously -- I think there may have been a kernel update of some sort, and I tried to start up with an older kernel but no dice. In general, pop os has been a pretty good experience, and I have used it on another work dell laptop (different job) and my Lenovo t480 since I stopped having the inclination to take care of Arch Linux (I might go back at some point, but I don't have much time to mess around anymore).