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Originally posted by gens View Post
You know that's the same crowd ? Bluez, PA, PW. I have doubts they are able to do anything of quality, but i'l hold forming my opinion on PW (bluez and pa suck balls).
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Originally posted by tomas View PostUbuntu is always a bit more conservative compared to Fedora.
I expect Ubuntu to switch to Pipewire in time for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS which will use wayland by default.
But yeah otherwise I agree about 22.04 adopting PW and maybe Wayland too.
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostNot always - ironically, this is because they adopted things such as PA too quickly. They're tired of people complaining about things that aren't ready yet, so, they've taken a more conservative approach for the past few years.
But yeah otherwise I agree about 22.04 adopting PW and maybe Wayland too.
I use Tumbleweed where they made it easy to switch from Pulse to PipeWire, however Pulse remains the default for now, as there is no certainty that PipeWire will suit all use cases and configurations. In the end it would be enough to insert it in the repository and whoever wants to use it installs it and enables the service, it's not that difficult.
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Restored support for alsamixer being able to see the mixer controls.
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gens
I have doubts they are able to do anything of quality, but i'l hold forming my opinion on PW (bluez and pa suck balls).
Do you know who is the main developer behind Pipewire? It is Wim Taymans:
The co-creator of Gstreamer.
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