Scott Robbins wrote:
That's not a counter argument, it seems to agree. Its developer says
that it's not ready for prime time, though he phrases it differently.
Interesting that he feels Fedora, where sound doesn't Just Work unless
you use Gnome, did a good job of implementing it
It works just fine in Xfce and for the time I used KDE, it worked there
as well. Haven't used other environments long enough but I had no
problems in the console either.
Rahul
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