I was told that when using the btsco(bluez) and/or plugs bluetooth headset software a patch is always required. In the Gentoo community and perhaps everywhere it is suggested to use alsa compiled into your kernel. As I go to new kernels frequently these folks (sco headset) seem to have no such forward support ie they have not worked on the patches yet for the newer kernels. Am I wrong or at some point in time should this app not be weaned from using patches? Is it the fact they use sco that they have to patch? Is there not an alsa library they can program to instead. I guess I don't understand the overall design so I can't see why this goes on forever. I'm somewhat apprehensive about trusting others to continually modify my kernel. Am I out in left field here? Can anyone explain why they must choose this path? Thanks very much. -Walt _______________________________________________ Alsa-devel mailing list Alsa-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://mailman.alsa-project.org/mailman/listinfo/alsa-devel
