Editorial Policy

Core Principles

This site is written from the perspective of hands-on Linux audio experience. Every claim is grounded in practical knowledge or cited sources.

Accuracy & Verification

• We test advice on real hardware when possible
• We name sources for technical data and benchmarks
• We distinguish between observations and speculation
• We update pages when information becomes outdated

What We Don't Do

• Fabricate authorship, credentials, or affiliations
• Use inflated marketing language or unverified claims
• Promote products we have not tested or don't use
• Include affiliate links or sponsored content
• Pretend uncertainty is certainty

Controversial Topics

Linux audio has genuine disagreements. When there are competing approaches, we present multiple views clearly and explain the trade-offs.

External Links

Links to external sites are minimal and appear only where they genuinely serve the reader. We link to authoritative sources: official documentation, academic work, and well-established community resources.

Updates & Corrections

Significant updates are documented in the changelog. If you notice errors or outdated information, please let us know.