My point: Why not just stick the Niel patch in and send it out - NOW, or
more correctly, 3 months ago? It isn't like you never do a local fix for
other issues, right? And it cannot POSSIBLY destabilize the system any
more than it already is - as how it is is completely useless for a large
base of users.

It would be a temporary *bugfix* until it was fixed upstream - TO MAKE
UBUNTU WORK.

The "we don't get paid" argument really isn't that interesting, I must
admit.

PS, and completely OT: How many completely different sound systems have
Linux/Unix had through the years? And when will this be a kernel thing,
like it most probably should be, latency and all considered (now
graphics finally is.. so why not sound?)

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Occasional sound drops in Wine via PulseAudio
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