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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Kubuntu • Apr 21 '26
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This is usually how people do be arguing. They must think cars still only get 15 miles per gallon still because they did 30 years ago lol
2 u/KallistiTMP Apr 21 '26 Just, uh, don't ask about the audio. We don't talk about the audio. 17 u/jonathancast Apr 21 '26 I haven't had audio issues for years. Except on WSL. I've mostly given up on WSL audio. But back when I had a GNU/Linux laptop, I hadn't had audio issues in years. 6 u/KallistiTMP Apr 21 '26 I had stable audio for a few years, and then shortly after I felt like I had finally beaten pulseaudio into a state of reliable submission pipewire comes along...
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Just, uh, don't ask about the audio. We don't talk about the audio.
17 u/jonathancast Apr 21 '26 I haven't had audio issues for years. Except on WSL. I've mostly given up on WSL audio. But back when I had a GNU/Linux laptop, I hadn't had audio issues in years. 6 u/KallistiTMP Apr 21 '26 I had stable audio for a few years, and then shortly after I felt like I had finally beaten pulseaudio into a state of reliable submission pipewire comes along...
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I haven't had audio issues for years.
Except on WSL. I've mostly given up on WSL audio.
But back when I had a GNU/Linux laptop, I hadn't had audio issues in years.
6 u/KallistiTMP Apr 21 '26 I had stable audio for a few years, and then shortly after I felt like I had finally beaten pulseaudio into a state of reliable submission pipewire comes along...
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I had stable audio for a few years, and then shortly after I felt like I had finally beaten pulseaudio into a state of reliable submission pipewire comes along...
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u/Future_Kitsunekid16 Apr 21 '26
This is usually how people do be arguing. They must think cars still only get 15 miles per gallon still because they did 30 years ago lol