I have a terrible confession: i have loads of audio issues im with atm. My desktop setup basically gets confused and stops working whenever i try to switch fom headphones to speaker, and my two laptops just do not want to pair with my bluetooth headphones unless i futz with bluetoothctl every time
I have been using Arch daily for 13+ years and I still don’t have a proper grasp on audio and Bluetooth…
Used raw ALSA, JACK, PulseAudio, and now Pipewire. I had major issues with all of them except ALSA.
I managed to disable devices like my webcam mic and PS5 mic, and even added a noise reduction filter to my real mic that shows up as it’s own device, but…
Only because the Arch wiki told me specifically how to do those things. Audio just luckily seems to work fine for the most part, currently. I used qpwgraph to play with wireplumber and it’s obviously very powerful, but I have no idea how it works :D
Bluetooth is a different story, it seems to work differently on every single device I’ve worked on…
I have a terrible confession: i have loads of audio issues im with atm. My desktop setup basically gets confused and stops working whenever i try to switch fom headphones to speaker, and my two laptops just do not want to pair with my bluetooth headphones unless i futz with bluetoothctl every time
I have been using Arch daily for 13+ years and I still don’t have a proper grasp on audio and Bluetooth…
Used raw ALSA, JACK, PulseAudio, and now Pipewire. I had major issues with all of them except ALSA.
I managed to disable devices like my webcam mic and PS5 mic, and even added a noise reduction filter to my real mic that shows up as it’s own device, but…
Only because the Arch wiki told me specifically how to do those things. Audio just luckily seems to work fine for the most part, currently. I used qpwgraph to play with wireplumber and it’s obviously very powerful, but I have no idea how it works :D
Bluetooth is a different story, it seems to work differently on every single device I’ve worked on…
Try to use a normal computer instead of trying to kick linux into a ATM.
Most ATMs are acually now linux based,. Weeell the new ones anyway. Old ones are still running on XP.
…i thought OS/2 was the industry’s system of choice…
It used to be, but that was a long time ago.
Dépend of thé country, Saw some are on windows 10. I guess windows 11 is too unstable yet.
Do you write in a French accent?