Well, I already gathered that you are the one who is in favor of a
completely automagical solution - however, I like control, as
fine-grained control as possible. So I have to spend a day on
setting up a new system - but afterwards I know exactly what it does
and why. No unpleasant surprises later on when hardware is
added/removed, or things switched from one USB port to another, etc,
etc, etc...
Not saying that autoconfiguration and plug&play are evil, they're
just not what I want in my Linux.
Melanie
Lennart Poettering wrote:
> On Wed, 17.06.09 11:50, Melanie (
melanie@...) wrote:
>
>>
>> Obsolete? You mean to tell us that the only provided means to do a full
>> manual configuration (not depending on HAL/Hotplug) will be removed?!
>> Not everyone wants Plug-n-Pray!
>
> module-alsa-sink/-source are useful only in very few cases. It's far
> more useful to use module-alsa-card, which is a combination of both
> but a bit more intelligent in many ways.
>
> Also, I don't see why manual configuration could have any benefit here.
>
> Lennart
>
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