Hi,
> Sorry, an 'awesome' product
> that truly wanted to support linux would support alsa, esd,
> and arts sound APIs at a minimum.
Yes, that's right. Or at least being an ALSA instead of an OSS
client so one has the chance to use DMIX for software mixing.
They have choosen OSS because it was
Taken from the Skype End User License Agreement
(http://www.skype.com/company/legal/eula/)
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Article 4. Permission to Utilize
4.1 Permission to utilize Your computer. In order to receive the
benefits provided by the Skype Software, You hereby grant permission
for the Skype So
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Richard Fish wrote:
> So, from what you just said and the previous comments on this thread, I
> can assume that Skype only supports the obsolete OSS API for sound?
> Sorry, an 'awesome' product that truly wanted to support linux would
> support alsa
Ralph Slooten wrote:
> The only real issues (sound) I have come across with users are mainly
> Gentoo users who use the ebuilds, which in term uses a self-created
> sound-wrapper file which unfortunately does not work with everyone.
So, from what you just said and the previous comments on this t
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