Post Syndicated from Lennart Poettering original https://0pointer.net/blog/projects/bossa2010.html

The slides for my talk about the audio infrastructure of Linux mobile
devices at BOSSA 2010 in Manaus/Brazil are now available
online. They are terse (as usual), and the most interesting stuff is
probably in what I said, and not so much in what I wrote in those slides. But
nonetheless I believe this might still be quite interesting for attendees as
well as non-attendees.

The talk focuses on the audio architecture of the Nokia N900 and the Palm
Pre, and of course particularly their use of PulseAudio for all things audio. I analyzed
and compared their patch sets to figure out what their priorities are, what we
should move into PulseAudio mainline, and what should better be left in their
private patch sets.