florine wrote:

netsurf is in devuan/testing

Try backporting it then: https://wiki.debian.org/SimpleBackportCreation

Rather than we continue going back and forth over the proposed naming, why not go with a generic one for now as a placeholder? That's the least of our worries. Having a centralized section for that use case is definitely a necessity.

I think the Devuan staff know what's best, and a huge plus is listening to the community. Let's lead by example with this new section.

Hi

I hope FTW is not meant in a bad way :-)) . I simply consider pulseaudio i plague like systemd. And I have seen no arguments for the opposite. I am a professional musician and like everyone to have the best possible sound. And I can hear a difference for the better when pulseaudio is  not used ;-))

Have a nice day
Lars H

HevyDevy wrote:

larsH wrote:

Hi

Then you do not need to activate pulseaudio. It is doing nothing today that alsa does not do. Except for adding latency ;-))

Have a nice day

You really need to put as your signature.

"volumeicon-alsa FTW!"

I like my hardware controls for alsa, well i have to using dwm..

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

Danielsan wrote:

Are there any known issues of which I am unaware?

VirtualBox is a buggy pile of shite which is slower than QEMU/KVM and the developers have a tendency of covering up and ignoring security issues.

See also https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugrepo … bug=794466

And it relies on blobs.

I see, but the other alternative I have on Windows is hyper-v of M$ which is even worst.

Hi

Then you do not need to activate pulseaudio. It is doing nothing today that alsa does not do. Except for adding latency ;-))

Have a nice day

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