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# Sound and audio modules
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This directory houses all sound and audio modules for a given system.
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## Pipewire
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Pipewire is the new kid on the block, and frankly, this new kid cleans the streets. With Pulseaudio and ALSA compatibility, this is basically the _defacto_ audio solution for every Linux workstation.
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Although, for some use cases, expect me to write a Pulseaudio or an ALSA module here soon :P
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All that's needed to get this working to import the `./pipewire.nix` into your machine's configuration.
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## Shairport
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This is a program where your computer is enabled with AirPlay! How cool is that??
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All that's needed to get this working to import the `./shairport.nix` into your machine's configuration.
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Note that this _only_ works with Pipewire.
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