Just a quick query, with the dnf update I've just done one of the
packages that was updated was kde-settings-pulseaudio. When I issued
rpm -ql kde-settings-pulseaudio that told me there were no files in
that package, is that because that package does nothing more than
pull in other packages to provide the functionality the descriptions
says that package does?
Yes, it's a meta package that's part of kde-settings. In the requires
are:
(alsa-plugins-pulseaudio if pulseaudio)
(pipewire-alsa if pipewire-pulseaudio)
pulseaudio-daemon
So it will pull in the necessary packages for pulseaudio support.
No problems, I thought that was what it might be, thankyou. I was just
checking because I was trying to determine what audio environment kde
was using. When I was trying to get VLC to play bluray videos with the
same quality as VLC under Windows, which I resolved by deleting the VLC
config file, VLC provides multiple different audio settings, including
Pipewire, Pulseaudio and Alsa. I thought Fedora was using Pipewire these
days, but selecting Pipewire as the audio driver did not produce any
audio, neither did Pulseaudio, only Alsa did, so I was trying to
determine what settings kde had relative to audio. Audio in kde_settings
doesn't give me any info at that level.
regards,
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