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@andfree, I’ve personally completely lost track of what you’re testing at this point, but based on this earlier post about one of your systems, you had two unrelated issues after using this script (or uninstalling pipewire in any way).
The first issue is that the PulseAudio Output Plugin was still selected in xmms. This will be an issue on any antix system after uninstalling Pipewire without first using the pipewire_toggle and it’s because antix ships a custom config for xmms. toggle_pipewire can change the setting for you or you could change it yourself in xmms Preferences.
The second issue is that on the system you were testing then, the soundcard you wanted to use was identified as device 1 instead of device 0, but 0 is the default ALSA card. For this, you have to use something like SoundCard Chooser in Control Centre to change the ALSA config and set the card you want (or there’s also a kernel parameter you could use to ensure the card you want is identified as card 0).
The second issue is specific to a particular hardware setup and not something that this uninstall script should be expected to address. You would have exactly the same problem on that system if you started from the antix-26-core ISO and installed the ALSA packages from scratch. Configuring ALSA without Pipewire is almost always going to require extra some work. That should just be expected. It’s why Pipewire exists.
Like the original antix-base, isn’t this script intended for advanced users who will be comfortable with configuring their systems? If so, I don’t think it needs to do anything behind the scenes to configure things for the user. It really shouldn’t.
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