fedora 9 pre release
Rahul Sundaram
sundaram at fedoraproject.org
Wed Apr 30 12:52:45 UTC 2008
Bill Davidsen wrote:
> Funny, my browser thinks <200804181025.49438.lostson at lostsonsvault.org>
> is the first mail in the thread. It isn't even yours!
Of course it isn't. I wouldn't be asking and answering at the same time.
Mine was a reply as I have said before.
The first post
> from you was <4808CFD2.1050805 at fedoraproject.org> which also contains no
> technical detail, just a link to a list of things which someone (again
> not you) thinks could be improved and a suggestion ("why do we need this
> in the default install?") that it not be run by default.
Follow the entire thread for more details.
> Taking out something because it isn't perfect is like shooting your
> seeing eye dog because he has a sore paw.
Doesn't compare since as detailed in the thread, the tool causes more
problems than it solves.
The administration tool (in alpha) did
> not seem to want to marked the default card, and after each boot used
> whatever looks like a sound card on an HDTV Wonder. Probably because the
> modprobe doesn't seem to set card numbers, or ???
Did you file a bug report?
> When I finish evaluating ubuntu if FC9 final is out I'll try the process
> again.
Sure. Note that the distribution doesn't ship a separate sound card
configuration utility and have settled on pulse audio utilities
originally shipped in Fedora 8.
Fedora has for a long time steadily moved away from distribution
specific tools towards more cross distribution upstream projects that
integrate with the desktop environment. This includes dropping of
system-config-log (DE's grow their own log tools), system-config-mouse
(legacy mouse configuration), deprecation of Kudzu (replacing it with
HAL) and for Fedora 9, dropping system-config-soundcard (replaced by
pulseaudio tools and other technologies like hotplug).
Rahul
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