On 29.04.20 10:57, Jim Kent wrote:
I have a question about how Pulseaudio functions between sound
hardware and applications in Linux and spins. I noticed both Firefox
and Chromium internally report many hardware details, including the
sound output chipset and connected Bluetooth devices (with
On Wednesday 29 April 2020 01:57:14 Jim Kent wrote:
> Is it possible to sandbox applications from the
> sound hardware so that they only communicate and have a view of Pulseaudio,
> rather than the underlying hardware?
Yes, you need to disallow access to /dev/snd/... devices for your
application.
I have a question about how Pulseaudio functions between sound hardware and
applications in Linux and spins. I noticed both Firefox and Chromium
internally report many hardware details, including the sound output chipset
and connected Bluetooth devices (with unique identifiers).
I assumed that Pul
