Re: polypaudio renamed to pulseaudio

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On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, Lee Revell wrote:

> Yup, that bothers me too.  Also the fact that they seem to have
> developed PulseAudio in complete isolation - they did not as much as
> post to the ALSA list before it was done.  How do we even know it was
> necessary to develop yet another sound server, rather than improve ALSA?

I suppose that PulseAudio has a networked aspect that may be out of the 
scope of ALSA and its design seems more flexible than ESD and less complex 
than JACK, but I don't know how it measures up to other sound servers like 
artsd or NAS. I seem to remember though that the polyp ALSA plugin was 
developed after a bounty from some company, so its necessity may have not 
been examined very objectively - money does have the tendency to twist the 
way people think :-)

> It reeks of NIH.

NIH = ?

> Lee

Regards,

Theodoros Kalamatianos


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