Looks Like Ubuntu 22.10 Will Finally Switch to PipeWire by Default and Drop PulseAudio
If you were wondering when Ubuntu will finally switch to PipeWire as default for audio, it looks like your wish might come true with the next release of Ubuntu Linux, the Kinetic Kudu, due out later this year on October 20th.
Canonical employee and Ubuntu Desktop developer Heather Ellsworth was the one to reveal the other day on a thread on the Ubuntu Discourse channel the fact that the Ubuntu devs are planning to run only PipeWire and not PulseAudio as the default sound server for the Ubuntu 22.10 release.
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Ubuntu 22.10 Makes PipeWire Default
Ubuntu 22.10 Makes PipeWire Default
Ubuntu 22.10 is dropping PulseAudio - gHacks Tech News
Ubuntu 22.10 is dropping PulseAudio - gHacks Tech News
Ubuntu 22.10 is dropping PulseAudio - gHacks Tech News
Ubuntu 22.10 is dropping PulseAudio - gHacks Tech News
Another rip-off
Yet another rip-off of my article... it's sad to see sites like gHacks doing this and not even mentioning their source of inspiration for their articles. I know what I wrote in mine so I can immediately see the resemblance in a couple of paragraphs in his so-called "article"... because the rest are quotes.
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I used to think they were a decent site.
I first saw this news in Larabel's site, linking to Discourse.
New audio server Pipewire coming to next version of Ubuntu
New audio server Pipewire coming to next version of Ubuntu