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This post is about complaining. If you don’t want to read it don’t. First I have to say i’m happy with openSUSE 11.0 (It’s best openSUSE ever). After that I have say then comes hardware problems on shiny new HP Proliant DL385GS (4 core AMD CPU). Everything start on sunny day i’m happy installing openSUSE 11.0 from x84_86 DVD.

If you want to try out the new BlueZ 4 code, and D-Bus API, come to try the upcoming Fedora 10 Beta (coming Tuesday a week). We have BlueZ 4.x and updated obex-data-server, and gvfs working with the new APIs. gnome-user-share and nautilus-sendto are upcoming as well.

This guide is specially designed to fix certain issues present with Ubuntu Hardy’s current implementation of PulseAudio and to enable equalized output. (...) Read the rest of PulseAudio Fixes & System-Wide Equalizer Support in Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) (434 words) © admin for Ubuntu Geek, 2008.

By doing this procedure  you will get the following Fully functional audio in all applications, including those currently incompatible with PulseAudio (e.g. Audacity, Blender, Skype, Second Life + voice chat, Flash) (...) Read the rest of Howto solve all PulseAudio-related issues in Ubuntu (279 words) © admin for Ubuntu Geek, 2008.

Posted by Peng on 22 August 2008 [Updated to include an update for WINE. -Peng] muted articulation. I found this blog while checking the August 2008 Desktop Screenshot Thread and there are some great articles on it, especially one about timelapsed backgrounds in GNOME and his post on browser quirks.

As I wrote, I’m improving autotools for some 0pointer projects. Among these there is of course PulseAudio (for which, for a while, I had access to the upstrem Subversion repository). The nice thing about git is that I can easily make a mess, take back a few commits, fix them, and when I’m sure it’s all fine I can push it through.

Achieve Zen with openSUSE 11.0 (i.e Get rid of pulse audio) Filed under: Linux, SUSE — Tags: Linux, openSUSE, pulseaudio, SUSE, zypper — sontek @ 3:23 pm I’ve been having a lot of stability issues with openSUSE 11.0 lately and the majority of them boiled down to audio. Here is a list of a few: 1.

There is a known issue with Firefox/Flash and PulseAudio. PulseAudio is the standard sound server in Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04. A sound server, is a background process that accepts sound input from one or more sources (like your applications) and redirecting it to one or more sinks (like your soundcard).

Tremulous is aour office-favourite time killer. It uses OpenAL for sound, which does not play well with Ubuntu PulseAudio installation. There is a simple way to convince it to work - just point OpenAL to use ALSA or SDL and it works fine then.

After I installed Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron on my new Quad core desktop , I installed Skype . The... Click on the title to read the full article