Open Dieterbe opened 2 months ago
Can you test adding driver = "pulseaudio"
if you get an error it means you've been falling back to alsa?
Can you test adding driver = "pulseaudio" if you get an error it means you've been falling back to alsa?
indeed, when i add that, it shows this:
{
"full_text": "pulseaudio connection failed with error: Failed to connect to pulseaudio context. Cause: Access denied ",
"color": "#FFFFFFFF",
"background": "#F44336FF",
"name": "6",
"instance": "6:",
"separator": false,
"separator_block_width": 0,
"markup": "pango"
},
i used to use pipewire-pulse, but got rid of that, as i don't seem to need it. so now i use pure pipewire.
https://docs.rs/i3status-rs/latest/i3status_rs/blocks/sound/index.html says:
i don't have pulseaudio installed, but i do have alsa-utils installed. (and libpulse which i think is how apps talk to pipewire, which implements the pulseaudio API)
when i scroll, it changes the volume as expected, however the number shown doesn't update. (i'm not trying to go over 100%, in fact i start from 100 and go down. i used to be able to go over 100 with pulseaudio, but it doesn't seem to possible with the pure pipewire stack, but i can look into that separately)
my config is trivial: