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This topic is not about cards, its about where audio is sure to be on a pristine boot. You have approached the question incorrectly from the very beginning ;) The conversation is just about sound cards. How do you think the system perceives the presence of the HDMI audio part? Does the system see t...

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Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 6:18 am
If HDMI on pristine, then there audio OOTB there.

Not obligatory.
By the way, my Internet search engine displays the first (and only) find with this concept (pristine): https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=4265 Those who search the Internet may think that this is your invention

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A one-year warranty means that the product will break exactly on day 366
If we take it as a whole. When buying, I am always ready for the fact that if I can't fix it myself, then there will be no repair.

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Clarity You are clearly losing election of the governor ;) Most users use a sound card, and only the video part is required from HDMI. Democracy requires subordination of the minority to the majority. The video card and HDMI must also obey this principle. dimkr By the way, Happy New Hashanah, if yo...

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Even if HDMI not used, the internal speakers are not default.

The topic is becoming more and more moving into the detective genre

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I wonder how Wayland is related But in this case there is nothing surprising. A large group of people are sure that new technologies and subsystems will bring with them new amazing, hitherto unseen opportunities :) Meanwhile, there is nothing too fantastic there. If you wrote music in MilkyTracker ...

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Clarity I know a lot of young people and married couples who don't buy a TV at all right now. They use a computer or laptop. They say on TV "only shit." This is certainly true, I sometimes turn on the TV with fear and disgust. However, the situation on YouTube is not much better :) But yo...

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I like it! I have two feelings. On the one hand, if you launch Dead Space using Wine (and I went through the game to the end in Fossapup), then I can even get aesthetic pleasure. But for PDF documents, I sometimes change the settings using the "joystick" at the back of the monitor. The bl...

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@bigpup Oh , it seems you have the same "crooked" Samsung monitor in the screenshot as I have. C32F391. What are your impressions about this model?
Are you using the "eye saving mode" or whatever it's called? I'm not.

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So setup of the correct sound device to use is part of the very first startup. Just like other basic setup settings done on first boot. Clarity says in almost every post that he runs ISO images without a file or a save folder. For him, every launch is a "first" ;) And he quite reasonably ...

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Clarity Well, the simplest thing. Even ancient motherboards have a BIOS function to disable the built-in sound card. If you don't have a PCI card, then just disable the built-in one. And the OS will be forced to use the remaining option - HDMI. And headphones and speakers can be connected to the TV...

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But audio , OOTB, is missing. This is not a bug (we are in the section about bugs). This is a "missing feature" :) In which "big distro" (and with which audio subsystem) have you seen such a feature? I understood that you have sound, but need to manually switch the sound output.

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Three Years of Fossapup64

What an old (OS) she is... I wanted to redraw Fossa on the desktop picture (add a beard and something else). But during this time I have aged too and I am too lazy

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Seriously, it's actually technically not difficult. There are several emulators of the same ZX that can read data directly from the line input of the audio card. And record through the output. I did this (to check the equipment) not so long ago with the help of a Vega tape recorder, assembled once a...

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https://github.com/dmitry-pavlov/audio-cassette-backup rockedge There is such an explanation on the link: The project is open for joining one day only - April 1st, 2023 :) But experienced and seasoned users of magnetic tape understood everything according to the description and without mentioning A...

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I think Puppy Linux should bring back cassette tape interface https://github.com/dmitry-pavlov/audio-cassette-backup LET's assume it works :) Read the Features section there. But this is storage. And we need Puppy to boot and run immediately after turning on the computer. And preferably with a pilo...

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I think Puppy Linux should bring back cassette tape interface since hard to get CDs nowadays. Indeed, the choice is somehow small. At first I thought it was sanctions. But it seems this is due to a lack of demand around the world. The "symbols" of the ISO format are increasingly difficult...

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my noisy cassette tape drive You are probably had a good drive :) Imagine the spectacle of me connecting wires directly to the speakers of a Soviet tape recorder inside the case. Moreover, the instructions on the cassette indicated: "wipe the magnetic head with alcohol or cologne, adjust the h...

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wiak wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2023 9:57 pm
and more convenient than cpio to a file or a tape drive I suppose.

But what a wonderful sound it was when loading the ZX Spectrum from a magnetic tape. And ISO... so soulless

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Clarity wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2023 9:29 pm
I dont think you understand the technology.

Maybe But not every student or pensioner with one computer uses downloads/boot via a network card. And it's not about the lack of information.

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one could start a PXE environment while a LAN PC could boot from it ... Comfortable. But. There are usually two factors at work here. A big house with lots of rooms and computers (otherwise the sense of centralization is simply lost). Having money only for a few hard drives for shared storage. If I...

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Just some additional thought on this thread In this topic, okay. But don't repeat the story with Ventoy advertising (and something else second there was) all over the forum ;) Use it whenever you like. But remember that not everyone here is constantly running ISO images (it doesn't matter for tests...

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Arch Linux There is a paradoxical situation here :) I'm using ISO to boot. And then I use the commands in the command line to install the system from their (or mirror) server. Easy GUI Here I got even more interesting. I decided to make (using PureBasic) a GUI to run ISO and VDI (and the rest) Qemu...

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then others can always implement their gui frontend of choice in whatever programming language and so on they prefer. Who? In a topic nearby, the participants came to the conclusion that there are 2,5 developers. The rest want everything to be easy, fast and regular. Who if not you as the main ideo...

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Easy enough to locally produce an iso if I want to archive the result (just another simple script needed to do that). Easy. But who sets the pace in this dance? A developer with his advice to write and run scripts or a user who requires everything ready-made and with a GUI? You use the word script ...

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Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 6:57 am
In todays Linus world,

The world doesn't belong to Linus Torvalds yet

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Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 6:57 am
In my case, I am old:

Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 6:57 am
on any of my personal PCs in an effort to be productive.

Hello. I can't understand in any way what you are doing there at such an age on so many computers and want to be productive. 3D graphics? Just wondering.

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tosim wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 6:50 pm
FYI-Mint has had a Debian v for several years now.

Well yes. That's why I said "continues" Such releases are much rarer than the main ones, so they create a "stir" among fans.

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Wow, Mint has already overtaken Yeah, that's the thing. Mint continues to prepare for the "fall" of Ubuntu and just recently released a "spare" variation based on Debian. The people cheered up, everyone started throwing hats in the air, shouting approving slogans... and raised t...

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wiak wrote: ↑Fri Sep 15, 2023 12:59 pm
DistroWatch page click rankings don't really tell us much about anything,

Wow, Mint has already overtaken Endeavour there (on the main page) I didn't expect it. Now in the top five "leaders" only two representatives from Arch. Debian and Ubuntu take "revanche".

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