While making my migration over to Fedora 30 with the KDE spin, I have been having trouble with trying to get pulseaudio to behave correctly, like how it did on my previous choice of distro. While trying to get to a point where I could debug pulseaudio to get a better picture of what is going on, I noticed that I cannot stop pulseaudio from respawning on F30. I so far have tried:
- making a client.conf with
autostart = no
in ~/.config/pulse and killing pulseaudio after - editing the client.conf in /etc/pulse to include
autostart = no
and then restarting - Checking to what the parent of Pulseaudio is: SystemD
- Attempting to disable pulseaudio via SystemD (pulseaudio.service doesn’t exist)
- Noting SystemD is run in user mode for the service, but cannot find any entries in the usual ~/.config/systemd/ to remove/disable
I am personally stumped. I don’t have vast knowledge on how to use SystemD and it seems that normal functionality of pulseaudio is being shredded by it. How can I physically disable pulseaudio from automatically restarting when I kill it on F30?