Esound is, to most people, dead. Esound was neccisary for several years (it's been around, what, more than 5 years?) because sound cards could only handle a single input at a time. Most modern sound cards and kernel drivers for those cards can multiplex audio, making a sound daemon completely unneeded. I doubt we'll see any sound daemons officually supported in the future at all. If you need one grab one (your suggestions are good ones), but most people won't. benr.
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