Wellington Wallace

>But it's illegal to have 24 cores. 😄 >Honestly, I think there's just some sort of a bug somewhere. I agree. There is a non negligible number of users having...

>Try running Firefox in a firejail I did some quick tests and nothing unusual happened. Using it for long times will be annoying when even simple things like saving files...

> Maybe it's easyeffects itself. Now I have Clocks output stream stuck in Output tab of easyeffects, even though no alarms are going off or scheduled and the Clocks app...

> I did face this issue (Fedora 41) with the default Fedora kernel, dbus just keeps killing easyeffects after every Spotify music track change. I'm now using a different kernel...

> I noticed this persistent weird stuff from the tab where I open xAI's Grok in Firefox. It starts outputting sound (as evidenced by an output source added to Easyeffects),...

>I booted back to Fedora's kernel Linux 6.12.13-200.fc41.x86_64 to check, the audio crackles a lot with wireplumber just spamming a lot of these, and then eventually dbus killed EE. This...

>Quantum for Firefox is 900, alsa output quantum is 512. Is that good? It depends on the sampling rate. But for the usual values of 48 kHz and 44.1 kHz...

>Something you may try is temporarily forcing a fixed and higher quantum like 1024 or 2048 Always power of 2 values. They are more efficient. And if I am not...

>Grok, though, keeps easyeffects not idle, with some CPU usage, nothing crazy, but what the hell is going on??? My guess is that it is the same or similar to...

Somehow I've never noticed this. The issue gets more visible the larger is the window. Curious.