26 Feb
2003
26 Feb
'03
8:12 p.m.
Because I
think ALSA does too much in the kernel (and it is not
well documented eiter).
Wait a minute, why do you say that? ALSA seems to do a lot less in kernel
space than OSS (a lot has been moved to alsa-lib), and also much code is
commonly shared between drivers, which is very nice.
I'm not comparing ALSA to OSS. And having user-space drivers
doesn't prevent code sharing. I just don't like the common device file
interface.
--ms