What is Debian's (ALSA-maintainer's) policy on this? Is it satisfactory
to be supplying software that even an experienced user finds too
complicated to set up?
I spent a fair amount of time trying to work out how to get ALSA to work
like I wanted it to. As far as I can see it should be possible but I
would need to spend a good deal more time learning about alsa in order
to set it up. In the end I gave up and installed PulseAudio, which sort
of works.
Is this the policy, to use PulseAudio for multiple devices? This seems
to involve a whole lot of extra packages that should not be necessary.
I guess this is at least as much an upstream issue, but I do not know
how much is about how the Debian packages are installed.
John
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