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Simple question:
Is Devuan Buster Beta ready for home use now or what? :=)
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I think it's been ready since December. Read what others are saying:
https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=3372
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I've been using Beowulf full-time since January, and on and off for much longer than that. For the parts of the system that I use on a regular (or even occasional) basis, it has proven itself rock solid. I use the MATE DE, fwiw.
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Definitely. Been using it on non-important systems for months. Switch my primary desktop over about 2 weeks ago and the only issue was pulseaudio not starting automatically so one of my shell functions for recording audio wasn't working properly. All is solved now though!
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the only issue was pulseaudio not starting automatically so one of my shell functions for recording audio wasn't working properly.
That was one of my early issues with Devuan Ceres (which was based on Beowulf at the time) as well! I remember making a .desktop file for my xdg autostart to run "pulseaudio -start" I think it was. Nowadays I've moved to alsa and not Xfce, so I have different types of issues now.
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so I have different types of issues now.
Then it is more likely that aplay -l shows your hdmi getting index=0 or card 0. Use a modprobe config file to swap the index
see link if relevant
http://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=339#p339
there are other ways of swapping index 2....and assumes you need analog sound.
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aut0exec wrote:the only issue was pulseaudio not starting automatically so one of my shell functions for recording audio wasn't working properly.
That was one of my early issues with Devuan Ceres (which was based on Beowulf at the time) as well! I remember making a .desktop file for my xdg autostart to run "pulseaudio -start" I think it was. Nowadays I've moved to alsa and not Xfce, so I have different types of issues now.
I wish I could move solely to alsa but try as I may, simply can't figure out how to record streams with solely alsa on this machine....
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@bgstack15
so I have different types of issues now.
Then it is more likely that aplay -l shows your hdmi getting index=0 or card 0. Use a modprobe config file to swap the index
see link if relevant
http://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?pid=339#p339there are other ways of swapping index 2....and assumes you need analog sound.
Alas, sorry, I was trying to sound mysterious and aloof. I have no problems at the moment to troubleshoot. I do use Xfce and pulseaudio on the one system where I'm trying to output audio to HDMI (home theater PC). I guess I'm just a pragmatist because I use dbus everywhere, because I like lightdm which needs dbus and logind, and pulseaudio when I'm lazy.
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