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[Ubuntu] Pipewire as a replacement for pulse audio

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[Ubuntu] Pipewire as a replacement for pulse audio

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Pipewire as a replacement for pulseaudio

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I don’t know anything about plans, but I noticed the ubuntu-destop/-minimal packages in Kinetic had these changes recently * Added pipewire-pulse to desktop, desktop-minimal * Removed pulseaudio from desktop, desktop-minimal

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All my hair loss from fighting with pulse audio was all for naught. Fedora made the switch in FW34.

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