> I've heard rumblings that ALSA is a kitchen sink approach like GGI,
> which has turned off some people.
What do you mean? Too many old cards supported. Or too many capabilities.
Or too complex. Or what?
And if there is a problem irking "consumers" why aren't they responding?
> There've been a few private discussions about writing a nice, clean,
> small (!) sound API based on the capabilities of current cards.
Why start again? Why not help fix whatever is wrong with ALSA?
Thanks for responding I think I have enough unbiased information to join the
alsa mailing list(if there is one) and see if I can help. I think its
(multimedia) an area where Linux needs to improve. Linux is good but not as
developed as MS in this area.
Michael Cummins
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> Jeff
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> --
> Custom driver development | Never worry about theory as long
> Open source programming | as the machinery
> does what it's
> | supposed to do. -- R. A. Heinlein
>
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