At Tue, 23 Apr 2002 09:09:51 +0900, Ryan Shaw wrote: > > R Parker wrote: > > > I know further into the thread there's some criticism > > of Alsa support that's aimed at the developers. I > > think it's most unfortunate that the developers have > > built such an interesting solution for linux audio but > > aren't able to support it. > > I wasn't intending to criticize the developers by > suggesting that Andrew wait. I think ALSA is a > pretty amazing achievement. In a very short time > Linux has gone from almost no sound support at > all to very advanced sound capabilities. But it > is clearly still in its infancy, and if you aren't > willing to spend large amounts of time with it, > it is probably better to wait until it is part > of the kernel. alsa is actually in the kernel tree, although the kernel version is experimental. bug hunting will be improved in future along with increase of watching eyes...
> However, I was a bit ticked off when one of the > developers responded to my suggestion with "File > a bug report" when I did just that over 2 months > ago and never heard anything, no requests for > more information, nothing. sorry for that - looks like the bug reporting system on sourceforge is not effective so far. (i haven't see bug reports on sourceforge, just due to lack of time.) i set my priority to alsa-devel ML, and i guess other developers / testes do so. if you have a non-trivial driver problem, please post to alsa-devel ml, too, (with a meaningful subject, preferably :) so that we - at least - "know" the problems. "fix the problem" is a different story, of couse :) anyway, i believe the bug is fixed now on cvs. ciao, Takashi _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
