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www.crc.id.au
Alsa has been a big step forwards for multimedia in Linux over the past few years, however there are still a number of tweaks that need to be done to optimise it fully. One of the things I found today was the capability to play multiple sounds at once. This comes in great when you're using XMMS to play MP3s and still want to hear noises from programs such as gaim. |
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cagewebdev.com
How to get the audio working on your Raspberry PI? |
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davidgow.net
[AI summary] A new open-source library called liboplhw provides easy access to real OPL2 synthesizer chips on Linux via ALSA's hwdep interface, eliminating the need for root privileges while enabling classic PC music playback in emulators like DOSBox. |
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ergodicity.net
Via Amber, a collection of grassroots feminist political posters from India. Via John, some fun investigations on how 355/113 is an amazingly good approximation to $latex \pi$. Also related are the Stern-Brocot trees, which can give continued fraction expansions. I had missed this speech by a 10 year old on gay marriage when it happened... |
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