pipewire-pulse needs pipewire to start and usually you start wireplumber too.
Now there is launcher that does that made by ours devs, as Gentoo devs made one to avoid some log out problems:
world/pipewire 1:0.3.76-2 [installed: 1:1.0.1-1.1]
usr/bin/artix-pipewire-launcher
So you can add that to autostart applications, I think that KDE has something in settings to handle that.
Wiki
needs to be updated.
Edit: that it used by the .dekstop file now fixed, nevermind.
And there is also dinit, user instance that all inits can use, I use that:
galaxy/pipewire-dinit 20230930-2 (turnstile-experimental) [installed]
dinit user service script for pipewire
galaxy/pipewire-pulse-dinit 20230930-2 (turnstile-experimental) [installed]
dinit user service script for pipewire-pulse
galaxy/wireplumber-dinit 20230929-2 (turnstile-experimental) [installed]
dinit user service script for wireplumber
But you need to set up a few more things for dinit user services.
Hello,
Sorry for reopening a topic marked as solved, but it looks like the chosen solution is not valid anymore. What I don't understand is that even if
https://gitea.artixlinux.org/packages/pipewire
lists
pipewire.desktop
, I don't see it on my system after installing all the relevant Pipewire packages.
I went further and ran
for pkg in $(pacman -Ssq pipewire); do pacman -Fl $pkg | grep '.desktop'; done
All I see is a few unrelated desktop files. Was it removed since two months ago, or is the expected usage to copy and paste the desktop file from Gitea?
Edit: I just noticed this is the same problem as identified here:
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,6601.msg40449.html#msg40449