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1.0.18rc3
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Minor bugfixes |
11-Sep-2008 17:33 |
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1.0.18rc2
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Minor feature enhancements |
20-Aug-2008 13:36 |
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1.0.18rc1
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Minor bugfixes |
19-Aug-2008 15:11 |
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1.0.16rc2
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Minor bugfixes |
30-Jan-2008 16:29 |
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1.0.14rc3
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Minor bugfixes |
07-Mar-2007 13:33 |
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1.0.14rc2
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Minor bugfixes |
17-Jan-2007 16:10 |
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1.0.14rc1
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Minor bugfixes |
15-Jan-2007 18:42 |
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1.0.13rc3
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Minor bugfixes |
26-Sep-2006 14:10 |
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1.0.13rc2
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Minor bugfixes |
18-Sep-2006 11:52 |
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1.0.12rc3
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Minor bugfixes |
16-Aug-2006 14:22 |
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Comments
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ChangeLog link, please?
by Florin Andrei - Feb 4th 2003 12:06:51
It would be nice if the project would have a ChangeLog accessible without
downloading the tarball. This way people can sync up with the latest
additions in a very simple and quick fashion. IMO, this is a must-have for
any open source project.
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Solaris x86
by Shaman - Dec 6th 1999 12:35:45
I sure would like to see this extended to Solaris x86.
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Re: ALSA don't work
by Anders Hermansen - Oct 27th 1999 15:33:32
If you need support with ALSA please look at http://www.alsa-project.org/
and/or write to the alsa-user@alsa-project.org mailing list.
We are always glad to help.
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ALSA don't work
by fringd - Sep 28th 1999 12:28:15
i like that it's opensource and better and stuff.
but i can't make it work. this sucks. anyone know
where more help is available? i've tried the INSTALL
and the mini-HOWTO, but i'm lost.
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ALSA is very good.
by schmoko - Jul 25th 1999 23:04:38
I've been using ALSA for several months, and my experience has been very
good. The sound quality is MUCH higher on my OPL3-SAx than it was with the
OSS drivers, and it was in fact easier for me to install. I've reccomneded
ALSA to several people since then, and they've all preferred it to OSS as
well.
Ignore the naysayers here, ALSA is a very good thing and you should
give it a try.
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Alsa is great.
by FiRe HaWK - Jul 24th 1999 20:01:53
I love ALSA. Easily set up, easily configured, and great program. I have
an AWE 64 sound card which works wonderfully with it, and a ViBRA 16 which
doesn't, but I am not surprised, as even OSS is capable of getting it
working in 8 bit. Creative seems to have a problem giving the specs on the
Vibra. (It uses 2 8-bit DMAs for 16-bit sound.) Anyway, ALSA is great, if
you can't get it working, then just stick with OSS, or read the manuals,
cuz you don't know what you're missing.
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