Demands go up, prices go up, demand goes down prices go up

I use it at work, works fine for basic stuff. I can’t install anything on work PC but Blender can be downloaded and used in a portable version. IT hates this one trick

because it has been proven time and time again that only insignificant amount of devs actually care until there’s a major adoption. Look at original Steam Machines or on NVDIA SLI or 3D TV, Apple Vision Pro, etc… these things take a lot of time and are very gradual

Hi, forgot to post update here but yes, this update has resolved issue for me as well!

first

depends on who you ask

If you think this is dumb wait until you find out about the audiophile network switches

I’m jealous of people who can’t tell the difference and have no need to buy audiophile grade SSDs

I feel the same way with KDE as you do with GNOME which is interesting to me because one would think that when I’m used to Windows UI the KDE would just click with me but it’s actually annoying as hell to use to me.

Yes, right now it’s just a temporary workaround but it seems it’s being worked on.

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/3678#note_2672243

yep, seems like that is the case

This one will be designed to work during earthquake. Meaning that it won’t work without earthquakes

already solved, reply in the comments… alsamixer did not work

Check my other reply in this post, I’ve figured it out

sudo dnf downgrade gnome-control-center

My headphones go trough USB external DAC/AMP so there is no other analog device visible

Seems like it’s GNOME issue or something driver issue with more recent update. Fresh install works again until I do a system update then it breaks again. I’ve tried CachyOS GNOME and the same issue again

pavucontrol works but it’s annoying to use, I just want to be able to quickly select between audio outputs in the GNOME menu as always.

alsamixer does not even see any analog output and

cat /proc/asound/devices

cat /proc/asound/cards

cant see any analog output either.

I can force it with wireplumber when manually selecting correct sink which in system settings defaults to HDMI but audio goes trough my speakers until I need to change output and want to change back. If I manually select HDMI it just goes into my monitor speakers as it should

edit1

I’ve just installed CachyOS GNOME and the same issue occurs like on Fedora. Seems like this is either GNOME issue or something with the more recent update…. I’m gonna try OMARCHY

edit2

works in Omarchy, I’m gonna try Fedora KDE now

edit3

KDE works but I can’t stand it

edit4

I think I figured it out… is this a bug then?

Live USB - works fine

Fresh install - works fine

Update system after fresh install - breaks again

I haven’t seen this one yet, looks definitely nicer than what you can do with the dock by default

I do via USB. I tend to switch between speakers and headphones. But other audio outputs work via the audio settings when I select them