How do I disable audio sink suspend on idle using WirePlumber in Fedora 35 so that audio isn't delayed when starting playback?
To disable audio sink suspension on idle using WirePlumber in Fedora 35, you can follow these steps: 1. **Check WirePlumber Configuration**: First, check if WirePlumber is properly configured on your system. Ensure that WirePlumber is installed and running as the default session manager for PipeWire, which is used for managing audio and video streams in Fedora. 2. **Edit the WirePlumber Configuration**: To disable audio sink suspension on idle, you need to create or edit a WirePlumber configuration file. WirePlumber configurations are typically located in `/etc/pipewire/` or `/usr/share/pipewire/`. You should look for a configuration file that sets the behavior for your audio devices. Here's an example of what the configuration might look like: ```ini # /etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf [pipewire] echo-cancel = false suspension-on-idle = false ``` In this example, `suspension-on-idle` is set to `false` to prevent audio sink suspension when the device is idl