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apulse (PulseAudio emulation for ALSA) Any app that requires pulseaudio can be run as such: $ apulse <program> [parameters] PulseAudio is not required. This script supports 3 build types, controlled by the SYSTEM environment variable: - SYSTEM=no is the default and recommended setting. Libraries will be installed in a private directory, and headers will not be installed. This allows apulse to coexist safely with Slackware's pulseaudio package. apulse will only be used via the wrapper script, as in the example above. - SYSTEM=yes installs the apulse libraries to /usr/lib(64). This would conflict with Slackware's pulseaudio package, so only use this option on a system where pulseaudio is not installed. The wrapper script won't be required; all applications that use PulseAudio will use apulse instead (although compatibility isn't 100% perfect, so some apps may fail to run, or fail to make sound). This option allows running software that's been built to use PulseAudio, but doesn't allow compiling software to use PulseAudio. - SYSTEM=devel is like SYSTEM=yes, plus it installs pulseaudio headers and pkg-config support files. This option allows you to (possibly) compile software that uses PulseAudio, using apulse instead. Like SYSTEM=yes, this option conflicts with Slackware's pulseaudio package. You probably don't want SYSTEM=devel; it's pretty niche-market. If you want to compile PulseAudio apps, you should really be using actual PulseAudio. *DON'T* use SYSTEM=yes or SYSTEM=devel if you have pulseaudio installed! You'll make a mess. If you ignore this advice, you can probably clean up the mess by removing both apulse and pulseaudio, then reinstalling pulseaudio. Or not, YMMV. Note for multilib users: The SlackBuild now detects a multilib machine and will build 32-bit libraries. Do NOT set ARCH to i586 or i686 in the environment (leave it unset, or set it to "x86_64"), and do NOT use 32dev.sh or linux32. If you don't want to build 32-bit libraries: # COMPAT32=no sh apulse.SlackBuild