Friture should either support PipeWire natively (or even JACK), or it should figure out how to properly identify itself to the sound server.
How to reproduce
Install Friture and qpwgraph on any modern distro running PipeWire. (You may be able to observe the issue also on Helvum or on the pw-link commandline tool.)
Open qpwgraph.
Open Friture.
Try to find Friture in the graph. It shows up as "PipeWire ALSA [python3.11]/AL…".
Instead of that generic name, it should identify itself as "Friture". Just like how other applications behave. (Try with VLC, Firefox, Kwave, and many others.) Bonus points for also providing an application icon.
Workaround: I can double-click on the name on qpwgraph and rename the node. However, if there is any other application that also uses that generic name, that will also be renamed.
Friture should either support PipeWire natively (or even JACK), or it should figure out how to properly identify itself to the sound server.
How to reproduce
Instead of that generic name, it should identify itself as "Friture". Just like how other applications behave. (Try with VLC, Firefox, Kwave, and many others.) Bonus points for also providing an application icon.
Workaround: I can double-click on the name on qpwgraph and rename the node. However, if there is any other application that also uses that generic name, that will also be renamed.