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<ponies>
is speaker output even supported in asahi alarm? it definitely works in fedora, but upon switching its a no
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<chaos_princess>
Does alarm have a "speakersafetyd" package or similar?
<ponies>
its not in the repos as far as i can tell although there is AsahiLinux git
<chaos_princess>
In that case the answer is no. They will need to package it and a few other things.
<ponies>
chaos_princess: <3 <3 ty ty ty i got it
<ponies>
it works tho
<chaos_princess>
?
<ponies>
i just cloned the git and sudo make installed worked
<ponies>
it still leaves open the question as to why it is not packaged
<chaos_princess>
It is not enough on its own, you also need the files from "asahi-audio" and bankstown. (All should be under asahi github org)
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<chaos_princess>
As to why it is not packaged, different distros have different amounts of people working on them, and as such some things might be unfinished. It you want stuff to "just work", i suggest sticking to fedora.
<chadmed>
would be great if the alarm folks actually hung around to offer support too but alas...
<ponies>
understood this is not a deal breaker
<chadmed>
it should be tbh. not having speakersafetyd packaged is simply not good enough
<chadmed>
unless youre using the machine as a headless server of course :p
<ponies>
the packaging is pretty good including a lot of the AUR support 'any' arch
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<chadmed>
hang on
<chaos_princess>
this is more about asahi-alarm specifically, one would expect them to package at least all the hw enablement packages
<chadmed>
do you have asahi alarm's repo enabled in pacman?