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Subject : Re: [e-users] enlightenment audio default device issue
Message-ID : <d6838934-eab9-2bf9-292d-36cd1a2a8...@gmail.com>
Date & Time: Tue, 7 Mar 2023 13:23:17 +0100
[MM] == Massimo Maiurana <maiur...@gmail.com> has written:
[...]
MN> > Please ｇet in the habit of asking Google.
MM> Do you think i'm not aware of this? I search for solutions when i have a
MM> problem, but some warning messages are not a problem for me. Also it
involves
MM> enabling features that are considered experimental, so i could get rid of
some
MM> warning but obtain other warnings in exchange for other related
MM> things. Not the best bet.
As I have mentioned before, Debian is trying to incorporate the
p[ipewire system only as a sound server in a Gnome-specific way, which
makes the pipewire system, as I have often said, a very special
structure not found anywhere else.
The fact that you can't install pipewire-alsa (which is created as a
module that performs an important function), or that you don't have to
include libcamera, are just a few examples of this.
It is out of line to say that there is a problem in trying to use that
particular pipewire system for enlightenment, isn't it?
Enlightenment itself does not incorporate the pipewire system at all,
and yet I believe that it is in the realm of self-responsibility for
us, the users, to dare to use the pipewire system.
Regards & Good Night
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