MarC wrote: > and we could sum up all the conclusions at the wiki: > http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/LA_LinuxAudio > (a list of all soundcards, and a site for each soundcard) > Thanks Randy! You're welcome! For information / consistency, what you are calling a site (I believe) is what TWiki refers to as a topic, but I prefer to use the term page, as a TWiki topic is a single web page. > I've started creating one site for my card, the Creative Labs Sound > Blaster Audigy OEM, > http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/LA_SoundBlasterAudigy Good, I've made a few changes / comments as well. Will probably make more. > by the way, Randy, could you change the name of it (adapt it to > CreativeLabsSoundBlasterAudgy OEM)?? I did forget that Sound Blasters are made by Creative Labs, and I did suggest that the page names be <manufacturer><card name>, but I'm going to hesitate a little while before making another name change. Your use of Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audgy OEM as the page title is a good thing, but page names often are more useful if shorter, so I may keep the page name as is (LA_SoundBlasterAudigy) until things shake out a little. (Of course, you can change the name yourself, but I'd suggest we wait a little while.) > > how about creating sites for the RME supported cards? XD > same for usb cards, firewire cards... > That could be a way to see the *real* linux support of your card, by > reading experiences of other people and how they work everyday. Anybody (who is registered ;-) can start a page on WikiLearn. If someone needs help, let me know. For now I've set up a prefix of "LA_" to segregate the Linux Audio pages, I wonder if simply prefixing them with "Aud_" or "Audio" would be more clear? regards, Randy Kramer > Finally, I wouldn't like to create redundance, so I'll suggest to use > links more than post new documentation. > I've already created links to ALSA, OSS, and > http://www.djcj.org/LAU/guide/index.php > Register at TWiki and contribute. I'm sure you can do it better than me! > Don not talk *so much* and do smth ;)
