OpenAL setup for general use (Linux)
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-As of July 2004 it is best to add at least the following line to your
-~/.fgfsrc file on Linux because it wil find out what audio backend to
-use, starting with the most appropriate:
+As of the July 2004 release of OpenAL it is best to add at least the
+following line to your ~/.openalrc file on Linux because it wil find out
+what audio backend to use, starting with the most appropriate:
(define devices '(native alsa sdl esd arts null))
IRIX surround sound (5.1) setup
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To add 4 channel surround sound on IRIX hardware that supports in
-directly you can just add the following line to your ~/.fgfsrc file:
+directly you can just add the following line to your ~/.openalrc file:
(define speaker-num 4)
To add 4 channel surround sound to IRIX systems that have more than one
-stereo output you can add the following section to your ~/.fgfsrc file
+stereo output you can add the following section to your ~/.openalrc file
(for a typical O2 configuration):
(define speaker-num 4)
-(Note the following section is obsolete as of July 2004m since your could
-command OpenAL to use ALSA or Arts directly)
+(Note the following section is obsolete as of the July 2004 release of
+OpenAL, since your could command OpenAL to use ALSA or Arts directly)
ALSA and Arts
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