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>>> Audio certainly is an area that's recognised as being problematic.
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>> Really? I thought that was Wi-Fi.
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> Nah, Wi-Fi is pretty easy - either it works or it doesn't. Either you
> have the firmware necessary or you don't.
>
> Audio is so horribly complex on Linux because there's at least 3
> different systems to use it, and nobody's standardised on one. OSS.
> Alsa. PulseAudio.
Ah yes, that's fun.
I especially like the way that installing one GNOME application installs
the entire GNOME system, including the GNOME sound daemon. And all I
actually wanted to do was run gedit...
> The standards were all not standardised, so they
> decided to fix the problem by creating ANOTHER STANDARD.
>
> Gah.
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