Am Samstag 11 Juli 2009 schrieb Dean Hilkewich:
Peter Nikolic wrote:
The sound system is a total mess this pulseaudio thing is what nothing more than a total blight on the system there needs to be a choice for users risk pulseaudio or can that and run safe Alsa sound system . I know you are going to say Alsa doesn't do this or that but unlike pulseaudio it never failed to work it never chopped the audio
Beagle ! what a total pain and complete resource hog once again it needs to be a LOT easier to un-install or not install at all With the requisite warning for those that do install it beware it will hog your CPU for excessive amounts of time , Likewise Nepomuk .
Pete .
I feel you pain. As a long time user of suse the QC has indeed gone down recently with the forcing of developing projects that are not ready for primetime. It still boggles my mind how much openfate has turned out to be nothing more then service put up for people to vent and project leaders/developers to ignore. These are some of the top issues
openfate was never meant to be a miracle, but to open Novell's processes both for input and for output. If you can't take that Novell only implements a dozen features, then openfate is there to grab the rest. Just write in a comment that you work on it (preferably with the devel project you maintain it in) and it's done. In former times you could only guess which features were there and which are worked on, now you know. Of course for some the knowledge of having _their_ features being "ignored" by the community in large is frustrating, but so it is. The drop of KDE 3 is a very good example. Once in a while someone comes around arguing that dropping KDE 3 is a bad idea and KDE4 is much worse, ... - if invited to maintain KDE:KDE3 -> silence. Sure some features need to be done by it's maintainers, e.g. disabling beagle by default is done easily by everyone but still the maintainers should be convinced by arguments not by one line patches. Same goes for pulseaudio and the like. I don't have any sound problems on factory though, so I wonder why pulseaudio is still a problem to some. Greetings, Stephan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org