On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:08 AM, Ahmed Kamal <email.ahmedkamal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Have you tried Skype static version? This one uses /dev/dsp.
Did you contact them?
I just submitted a Skype support request, asking they provide better support for PA, the current standard audio manager on fedora Linux.
However, I am also unhappy that the fedora desktop is unusable if one chooses to remove PA. Not only did I loose the bluetooth applet (duh! it should have only removed BT audio support). But I also lost the ability to up/down volume using the touch keys on my laptop. They used to work before. The gst-mixer application is still able to adjust volumes, but not through the touch volume buttons.
I understand and appreciate the deep integration of PA in the desktop, BUT things should fail back to plain alsa if PA is removed.
Have you tried Skype static version? This one uses /dev/dsp.
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