MousePotatoDoesStuffMar 3

...wasn't it supposed to be other way around?

https://lemmy.world/post/43793011

Show threadcmnyboMar 3
Linux audio issues were common during the transition to PulseAudio, but that was almost 20 years ago now.
Show threadcaseyweedermanMar 3
And they continued until the transition to Pipewire.
Show threadcmnybo
I’ve been using Linux as my main operating system since 2010 and can’t recall having any audio issues. My desktop has 5 sound cards and they all work fine. I don’t use bluethooth for audio, so I guess that makes things easier.
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Show threadcaseyweedermanMar 3
I guess you’ve just been lucky.
Show threadRicky RigatoniMar 3
Or you’ve just been unlucky.
Show threadcaseyweedermanMar 3
It’s very common to have audio issues, in fact. Pipewire is seen as a golden age by many.
Show threadPtsfMar 3
Pipewire is my goat
Show threadcaseyweedermanMar 3
Time for curry
Show threadKindnessisPunkMar 3
I’ve definitely had some on and off audio issues, nothing crazy usually solved by unplugging and replugging in the device.
Show threadsudoMakeUserMar 3
Bluetooth have been kinda crap but also HDMI audio devices have been buggy. Analog in/out (3.5mm) has always worked for me.
Show threadSparroHawcMar 3
HDMI audio depends on a proprietary license. The Linux drivers for it are, predictably, less robust.