Xumee USB-C headphone and charger adapter on Linux
Welcome search engine users. If you are trying to find out if the Xumee USB Type C to 3.5mm Headphone and Charger Adapter works on Linux, then I have good news for you. Works fine, no changes to settings required.
Shows up as Headphones - KM_24bit96khz Audio
on my system
(ThinkPad X270, Fedora 38, kernel 6.3.5.) and sounds good with the
headphones and earbuds I have tried.
These things seem to be all over the online stores for only about the price of a burrito mojado. For more info, read Xumee USB-C DAC Dongle Review - A View From The Cheap Seats on audioreviews.org.
(and yes, these kids today have it easy, do we just assume that everything works out of the box on Linux now, so this post will get zero traffic?)
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Bonus links
RetroAnalysis:
The Coffee Achievers by Vance Marriner. Then a funny thing
happened. At some point in the ’90s, Generation X, in their twenties at
that time, finally started drinking coffee. In fact, coffee became cool.
Maybe it was the cultural influence from Seattle during the Grunge
Era….But maybe, just maybe, the seed had been planted in those
commercials back in the ’80s, and took a while to germinate. After all,
one does not attain the lofty rank of Coffee Achiever overnight.
(Related: A
look at the daily routine of Alexander Hamilton, who loved coffee and
worked for marathon stretches of time by Áine Cain.)
On the Slow Productivity of John Wick by Cal Newport.