Everything about Advanced Linux Sound Architecture

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1. Read the overview: Advanced Linux Sound ArchitectureA 5-minute orientation
2. Go sideways: PulseAudioA closely related topic
3. Go sideways: Open Sound SystemA closely related topic

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