*mutes your music player*

*mutes your music player*
psh nothin' personnalle kidder

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*doesn't know how to turn options off*
psssh, nothing poettering, kid

*mutes it anyway cause fuck you*

Must be hard being this much of a brainlet. No wonder your mom still has to take care of you

>shitty software malfunctioning
>hurr u must be a brainlet!

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this. it took many years for pulse to even become barely usable

i have barely seen any remote info on alsa and how to into .asoundrc
shit's a black box

found the pulse shill lol

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is there a way to make the equalizer work? it fucks up everything really bad, theres a delay and crackling/popping sounds when playing a song with the eq on

>t. lennart

BSD still sucks.

checked nice double trips

>starts to sound like a broken radio with reverb

psssht

>free software is still garbage

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all software is garbage

For a real challenge try setting up 2.1 in Pulse without the help of ALSA. There's literally no crossover options or "this jack is now LFE" in spite of a half dozen tools that are supposed to make pulse easy.

>swaps your album list for an empty playlist

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>mute button of PC mutes not only the master mixer but also the headphone one
>unmuting only unmutes the master

Solution? Just restart pulseaudio
Fucking poetteringsoft

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>*sets your volume to 100*
Nothin personell kid, you don't need those ears anyway

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Pulseaudio is a botnet

sudo apt-get remove --purge pulseaudio

Might as well uninstall 90% of all X proggies

Name 1 thing that depends on pulse that isn't shit by my standards.

Your standards are likely a meme wm + some console windows
aka full retard mode and irrelevant

sysv, posix are not unix philosophy and x windows people are also in no position to talk about unix philosophy