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2020-09-07
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prolixy
My audio card is not working (not because of Qubes) and my audio jack is broken. I don't have a choice but to use the bluetooth headphones I have. I know this isn't good OPSEC but I think using bluetooth in a single AppVM would be safer than switching to an overall less safe OS. How can I go about this? EDIT: A more convenient option, for me, would be to have something like sys-usb for bluetooth (sys-bluetooth!) Is this possible?When I play anything sound plays for 5 seconds (sometimes a minute if I'm lucky) and then it cuts off making a "th" sound. I've had this issue with Arch and Solus too and can't seem to get around it. I tried: * I put the following in /etc/asound.conf ``` defaults.pcm.card 0 defaults.pcm.device 0 defaults.ctl.card 0 ``` * I put the following in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf ``` options snd-hda-intel model=auto ``` I don't think these are related though. I don't have a problem of not seeing the device. Someone told me that "cache is filled then not refilled when depleted" which I have no idea how to fix. It used to be that I would just use my headphones but now my audio jack is broken (quite literally).

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prolixy

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2020-09-07
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prolixy
My audio card is not working (not because of Qubes) and my audio jack is broken. I don't have a choice but to use bluetooth headphones I have. I know this isn't good OPSEC but I think using bluetooth in a single AppVM would be safer than switching to an overall less safe OS. How can I go about this? My audio card is not working (not because of Qubes) and my audio jack is broken. I don't have a choice but to use the bluetooth headphones I have. I know this isn't good OPSEC but I think using bluetooth in a single AppVM would be safer than switching to an overall less safe OS. How can I go about this?

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2020-09-07
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prolixy
My audio card is not working (not because of Qubes) and my audio jack is broken. I don't have a choice but to use bluetooth headphones I have. I know this isn't good OPSEC but I think using bluetooth in a single AppVM would be safer than switching to an overall less safe OS. How can I go about this?My audio card is not working (not because of Qubes) and my audio jack is broken. I don't have a choice but to use bluetooth headphones I have. I know this isn't good OPSEC but I think using bluetooth in a single AppVM would be safer than switching to an overall less safe OS. How can I go about this? EDIT: A more convenient option, for me, would be to have something like sys-usb for bluetooth (sys-bluetooth!) Is this possible?