Hi
So I thought I knew what I was doing, but when I installed Thumbleweed why does it not recognize my sound card, I have to install pulseaudio over pipwire at least that is what I think works best, But I would also like to know if there is better way to fix this issue. Because yesterday when I had to make a clean install because I did something stupid my bad, now somehow I do not know why first approach do not work, so my point, before I reinstall thumbleweed again I do not want to spend a hour only on the sound, the rest goes smooth so I hope there are someone with good tips and tricks. Before I forget I use a ASUS Zenbook 14 oled ux3405 ma, I also write this so the openSUSE Team could look into it.
Please share your audio hardware details. Run as user…
inxi -Aaz
systemctl --user list-units | erep -i "wire|pulse"
In general wireplumber, pipewire and pipe-pulse should all be present and active.
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Please understand there is no centralized openSUSE team as such, and most developers/maintainers don’t hang around here. These forums involve volunteers, most of whom are regular openSUSE users just like yourself. Members will help if/when they can.
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Hi yes true and that is also why I respect that even more, I must say as long time Fedora user I found my favorite Distro, I also donated to openSUSE the other day and thank you so much foir the help tomorrow I will install openSUSE and try the command line.
All good, those commands are just to provide us with your hardware details and an overview of the current running audio stack.
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Hi again so I have some good news I just installed openSUSE microOS very straight forward install, and I had sound right out of the box. and I just finished installing my apps and all the regular stuff. I used before OpenSUSE use Fedora Silverblue, but I prefer OpenSUSE and even better for me immutable system. So this is a very positive day from her.
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