I am relatively new to the CLI, and I am slowly moving from beginner to intermediate, so I thought that I would try using CLI programs, to further improve my understanding. This program looks looks great, but the explanation of how to do the installation on Linux, is quite literally all over the place.

Whilst MacOS, Windows, FreeBSD, and Raspberry Pi have obvious sections close at hand, there i

Hi there, this is something might be useful if it's put in the Wiki.

I've had a problem with sudo modprobe snd-aloop and adding snd-loop to /etc/modules. As the title suggest this reorders the card order during boot. Since I've only got my own setup to compare against I'll just assume that people with other GNU/Linux distros might bump into the same problem. I use Debian.

Anyway, what

When using Subsonic (or compatible server), a scrobbler can be configured in personal preferences. This means that you can configure the scrobbler once and supported clients will use it. The client-side configuration is as simple as checking a box. The client starts playing a song and the Subsonic server takes care of sending the info to the scrobbler service. In Airsonic, ListenBrainz and Last.fm

There is a issue where both man for 32 and 64 bit version have the same name:
install(FILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/man/apulse.1" DESTINATION share/man/man1)

would be nice if:

• 64 bit get:
  install(FILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/man/apulse.1" DESTINATION share/man/man1)
  -32 bit get:
  install(FILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/man/apulse32.1" DESTINATION share/man/man1)

The following documentation is incomplete. It doesn't explain what "avail min" or "avail max" means. It's like asking someone you just met "what is your maximum age?". We need more context for the phrase "maximum number of frames available" to be meaningful. Is it maximum allowed before frames start getting dropped? Is it the maximum that we've seen over the course of operating the device?

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