-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Stephen,
> Sorry for the lack of updates... don't worry, we're all doing this as a hobby ;-) > There's now a version of oss-compat in testing and unstable which > removes its modprobe.d configuration file on removal (and not just > on purge), and unloads the corresponding modules if possible. In > most cases users switching from that version of oss-compat to osspd > should have everything "just work", and the blacklists on osspd's > side should have the desired effect. So you say I should still add the blacklist? I ask because seemingly, it has no effect at all. I don't see a good reason to install something that doesn't do anything. > Regarding your question about splitting the osspd package into two > backends, the split doesn't seem worth it to me, but you could > still use alternatives within a single package to choose the > appropriate backend. The split is already done, it should allow you to use the Alsa backend without installing PA, while the PA backend Requires: PA (because it won't work without it). If you want to try, you can get the package source at <http://www.ralfj.de/git/osspd.git> Kind regards Ralf -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.14 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSPysOAAoJEEAdTZ0mjB1WOiUH/051hQ9Qe/zQLv7EXA/IC/tR yHeJTJIOBn3WczXMiLIav5rq9FQ5pZehKcLqaou6RVSa1mJ0zl64k1YcAv4au2I+ CpbVAE9MJCgI5Ki3D77IRjwaa5w85Nqx3Jsn/OJgw1Jed5cFHLo/+/UIDrmW1koZ ff7M0JYZqKxBH/Nk7XeoFleoEoBm7R2xVkTztatx4vRN6W1OWWJpGNqhUiQQgcKO Pf42eSOPrCSf77Kpnc5b+0XrlPoSYhhK+nDicbsI99VwPkI4tnTgoQ1j+LsC7QMf fmZbuX96krlFUCfMw1CuiqBhuW2sk3iFDGY/rhXMf+S/UhTyF8ezqxfJrLzQW84= =hE8l -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
