https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=459493
--- Comment #7 from KING <king.sa...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #6) > If only we had it as easy as they have it. :) We have to deal with all sorts > of weird hardware that exposes its audio hardware in weird ways, with > manufacturers that provide stupid technical gibberish for their device names > instead of user-comprehensible text. Yes, I can imagine, but the Mac displays the monitors the same way "KDE Display configuration" does. in my case "C27F..." and for the microphone, Mac presents it as RODE USB. Also, the Mac knows the built-in devices from the external and mention (MacBook Pro speaker/Mic or something like that). I think that can be done too > Are those monitors actively connected? If not, that's a clear bug we can > fix. If so, I guess we should try to map the monitor's device to a better > name for it. But be aware that the monitor names that come from > manufacturers often aren't any better than the names that audio devices have. The monitors are connected and they are identical monitors, same brand, same model. > An easy fix might be to get rid of the device name entirely, so that we > don't have weird long technical mumbo-jumbo in parentheses). Until then, is there a way to manually configure a friendly name for the devices without hacking into the kernel :D? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
