Le 27/09/12 10:51,Pascal Terjan nous adresse ces quelques mots : > On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 10:48 AM, Pierre-Malo Deniélou >> For PulseAudio, Sound/Mixer is fine. > > I don't agree > If someone wants to install a mixer, pulesaudio in the list will > probably confuse him
As I was saying earlier, no group classification is perfect. In the situation you describe, having pulseaudio in System/Base would be even more confusing. But if you were to choose between Sound/Editors and Convertors, Sound/Midi, Sound/Mixers, Sound/Players, Sound/Utilities, Sound/Visualization, where would you look first? You know none fits perfectly, I know that as well, even less for pulseaudio-module-jack or pulseaudio-module-bluetooth. But before everyting was in Sound: so confusing is maximum. Now it becomes a bit (but only a bit) easier. That's the point. >>> Or perhaps PA should just go in System/Base? >> >> No. It only drowns it in the crowd of completely unrelated packages. > > Do you expect someone to want to manually install pulseaudio after > removing it, and search it in mixers? Yes. By the principle of "Where else?" :-) Cheers, -- Malo
