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Paul Kafasis shared an idea in Rogue Amoeba on April 13, 2009 01:59:
Get the latest Airfoil Speakers for LinuxAirfoil Speakers for Linux 2.7.0 is now out, fixing many issues. Download it and give it a try:
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/airfoil/linux/speakers.php-
Paul Kafasis replied on February 14, 2009 19:42 to the idea "Native implementation in PulseAudio" in Rogue Amoeba:
Colin -
You are right that a PulseAudio module would provide a nicer interface (for some users, anyhow). That said, there are both business and technical reasons for us being hesitant about such a thing.
The technical reasons may be enough to show you why: Airfoil Speakers operates using the AirTunes 2 protocol. So although Airfoil can talk to it, PulseAudios RAOP support can not. AirTunes 2 is undocumented and rather much Not Fun to reverse engineer and implement.
Furthermore, AirfoilSpeakes/Linux is implemented in .NET/Mono. I doubt that would fit well in PulseAudio's pure C codebase. Thus a complete rewrite would be in order. -
Paul Kafasis replied on February 14, 2009 19:20 to the idea "Native implementation in PulseAudio" in Rogue Amoeba:
Unfortunately, Airfoil Speakers only supports AirTunes 2, not AirTunes 1. -
Paul Kafasis replied on July 07, 2008 20:42 to the idea "Control Radioshift with Apple Remote or keyboard-only?" in Rogue Amoeba:
Clayton,
Much obliged for the suggestion - however, to be sure, your best bet is to send this to us directly. We're using Get Satisfaction solely for Airfoil Speakers for Linux, nothing else.
http://rogueamoeba.com/support/suppor... -
Paul Kafasis set one of Paul Kafasis' replies as an official response to "Airfoil Speakers for Linux on Ubuntu" in Rogue Amoeba
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Paul Kafasis replied on April 23, 2008 05:53 to the question "Airfoil Speakers for Linux on Ubuntu" in Rogue Amoeba:
We've tested this on Ubuntu 7, and it works fine. As noted, you need Mono 1.2.6 or higher - I dunno if Ubuntu 6 has (or can move to) this, but you'll need that to start.
