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(In reply to comment #285)
> I think it's fair to say (and undeniable I would add) that now the main audio
> system on the majority of Linux desktops is PulseAudio (then it generally
> relies on ALSA, but the main interface is pulse).
>
> So, 'when' will we have a pulseaudio driver in the menu to be chosen?
>
> Cheers,
> Ema! :-)
I think that it's undeniable that the main graphical/widget system on the majority of Linux desktops is GTK (though it relies on X11, but the "main" interface is GTK). So when will we have a GTK video driver included in Wine?
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Simple facts: ALSA is the sound system most widely installed on Linux unless you count ALSA's arguably dodgy OSS emulation. (OSS is the sound system most widely available on Unix-like systems.) If you want to know how this works, first work out how many legs the average human has.