Sound Updates Ready To Be Heard On Linux 4.14

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Sound Updates Ready To Be Heard On Linux 4.14

Takashi Iwai of SUSE has mailed in his sound driver updates for the Linux 4.14 kernel. This time around there isn't too many speaker-shattering changes, but a wide range of fixes and a few notable changes...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-4.14-Sound-Audio

[Anvil]

sound may sound better once PulseShittable is removed for good from the Distro

[DanL]

sound may sound better once PulseShittable is removed for good from the Distro

That has very little to do with this news topic. The pulseaudio 11.0 thread was a couple a days ago. You should have raged there.

[wdb974]

sound may sound better once PulseShittable is removed for good from the Distro

I can hardly believe it! This is the Anvil of Fury [...].

[unixfan2001]

sound may sound better once PulseShittable is removed for good from the Distro

Actually, sound wouldn't "sound" anything then.
The experience would be akin to what a deaf person can "hear".

Provided the software builds/runs at all.

[cl333r]

phoronix reports about any insignificant news, but doesn't report of new rust language releases, why so?

[rubdos]

phoronix reports about any insignificant news, but doesn't report of new rust language releases, why so?

Probably didn't see it yet. HE Michael, please let us know what you think of the new Rust releases!

Oh, and those puns are pretty sound! Good job!

[cj.wijtmans]

phoronix reports about any insignificant news, but doesn't report of new rust language releases, why so?

what makes rust significant in any way? especially compared to sound updates for linux.

[RealNC]

speaker-shattering changes

If you said that to my face, I'd slap you.

[cl333r]

what makes rust significant in any way? especially compared to sound updates for linux.

what makes sound updates significant in any way? especially compared to rust.