Personally I think it does no harm leaving pipewire-alsa on there. And
who knows, you might just run into some software somewhere that does
actually use alsa without you even realizing it.
On 7/4/21 10:54 PM, Javier wrote:
> On 7/4/21 8:48 PM, Chris Cromer wrote:
>> What you want is impossible. The programmers who wrote those software
>> wrote in pulse audio code/support only. If you remove pipewire-pulse
>> you will not have any audio from those software.
>>
>> Until the people who write those software modify their software and
>> add in pipewire support code, you can't get rid of pipewire-pulse.
>>
>> Also you are not using pipewire on top of pulse by having
>> pipewire-pulse installed. When you install pipewire-pulse it removes
>> pulse audio from your system. You can't have pulse audio and
>> pipewire-pulse installed at the same time. pipewire-pulse is just a
>> compatibility layer, all it does is fool software into thinking pulse
>> audio is installed and redirect everything to pipewire and makes the
>> magic work.
>
> I see, thanks a lot for clarifying !
>
> I'll give it a try then. I guess if using pipewire-pulse, then there's
> no sense on having pipewire-alsa around, since most applications now a
> day use pulse as their audio backend...
>
> Thanks again !
>
>
--
Chris Cromer
Artix Developer
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