matt335672
matt335672
Provided the xrdp-sink is your default driver, you should be sending audio over the RDP link. At the moment, based on your description above, there's any number of things that...
Hi @elboulangero Thanks for that! The subject has been discussed on Gitter, but before my time. You can pick it out around here:- https://gitter.im/neutrinolabs/xrdp?at=5b636bd1945df30dc145a3dd There are also conversations which precede...
The internal dependency is on pulse and pulsecore includes, together with the PA config.h. These are not distributed in the pulseaudio development packages, as these are aimed at client applications...
**Note:** Edited 5th October 2021 to improve files Here's a possible way forward:- 1) Read #59 to get some background. 2) Build the pulseaudio module from my testing branch https://github.com/matt335672/pulseaudio-module-xrdp/tree/module_params...
Hi @orthorhombic Regarding your two points:- 1) We use autotools to perform all the heavy lifting for us. I've had a look at this, and there is a lack of...
It sounds like you're looking for a system-wide `pulseaudio` daemon to me:- - https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Documentation/User/SystemWide/ This isn't a normal set-up. Normally if `mainuser` and `otheruser` are logged in to separate xrdp...
I'm hardly a pulseaudio expert myself! Both users should end up with completely separate pulseaudio daemons, and separate `systemd --user` processes. If that's not working there's possibly some coupling between...
It's not clear what system you're on, but on a debian derivative that file is provided by the libxfont-dev package:- ```bash $ find /usr/include/ -name libxfont2.h /usr/include/X11/fonts/libxfont2.h $ dpkg -S...
That, I'm afraid, I can't help you with. OSX isn't one of our supported platforms. I didn't think the main desktop was written to run on X11 any more.
I'm going to move this to the xorgxrdp repository, as I think it's more relevant there.