Currently on the market for new audio hardware, headset and mic. Gaming hardware manufacturers often come with their own software that doesn’t run well on Linux.

How do you decide what hardware to buy and you can be sure it will work with your OS?

I am currently looking to get Bluetooth headphones but still am unsure about the mic solution, a fixed mic on the desk seems so uncomfortable and a clip-on mic often also comes with it’s own software or Android app.

What audio setup does Lemmy use with their Linux setup?

    • iopq@lemmy.world
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      1 day ago

      That’s the point, distortion sounds good sometimes. You’re not going to hear golden cables

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        1 day ago

        There is horrible distortion too, I don’t know what you want to say with that. I’m no “audiophile” with golden cables lol

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          21 hours ago

          I think the point is that you can distinguish distortion, not whether distortion is good or bad.

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              14 hours ago

              I’m not saying I agree with the initial claim. Just wanted to clarify what I thought the poster was saying. I’m basically deaf in one ear so I only have half a horse in this race anyway.

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                4 hours ago

                No worries!

                And to be honest, stereo is bullshit usually anyways so I hope you can enjoy some nice music anyway.