Comment 62 for bug 579300
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| Christophe Van Reusel (christophevr) wrote | #62 |
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Hello,
Nice move Yota,
I do not have fedora so i could not see that. But the longer the more it seems to be a very big issue in ubuntu. perhaps fedora just blacklisted the oss emu by default settings but is it just easy to reenable it by removing them from blacklist or adding them to modprobe modules to load at boot time.
That's also the way it should be in ubuntu and is the linux philisophy. Also it's the reason why basic linux kernels still have oss into it. And on the contrary is NOT deprecated.
In despite off the extreme heavy job Mister T-Chen is performing. He forget's that linux and ubuntu is for a tremendous amount off hardware . From basic chipset up to Mb manyfactor Device manifiactor's and so on. He just test on his own version and think it should work for everybody which is not the case. Also with only his needed software.
But having NO reaction off him excpet NO !
Not any reasonable alternatifs. A forcing to an uncomplete pulse ???????
I hope the ubuntu kernel team will decide to enable it back again. So m