Felton LUG this Saturday at 11 AM

[Wayne]

Time: This Saturday at 11:00 AM to ~1:00 PM Pacific Time

Location: https://meet.jit.si/FeltonLUG#config.disableTileEnlargement=true&config.enableInsecureRoomNameWarning=false

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~ Bring any topic of interest (hopefully technology related) to the group for a spirited discussion by all!


Hope to see you there...

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[James Mulherin]

Hello, Wayne and all,

I have a question about the lack of sound on a couple of my Linux computers: 

I have an Asus desktop and an Asus laptop. 

The desktop only has usable sound through a USB headset with the Unitek Y-247A analog adapter, but sound chips are built into the motherboard (TU-104 and Starship/Matisse) but I have had no success enabling either of them in last months

 

The MB is the Asus X570

https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-x570-plus-wi-fi/

If I had Windows on the box, I could try to get it to work with MS Windows, but in the past we could not get it to load.

I am running KDE Neon as my OS.

Is there a way to get sound working under Linux using either of the built in chips?

Jim - from my phone

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[Francisco Athens]

Perhaps this forum post is helpful, Jim?

No sound on TUF GAMING x570 motherboard [SOLVED]

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=260683

Possible issue with timidity-daemon in KDE-Neon

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/599155/kde-neon-doesnt-detect-audio-devices-from-motherboard

good luck, let us know!

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[Tech Elliott]

I will be joining from a hotell in Cincinnati. My mom and I are at a convention here.