Pipewire as default in Manjaro in the near future?

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uninstalling pulseaudio and installing manjaro-pipewire fixed my bluetooth headset from sound popping/crackling

Sound popping/crackling randomly

Hello, I installed Manjaro XFCE last week and I have a little issue with my sound on any application. Randomly I have a pop/crack sound and I see the sound level notification appear (Without touching the sound level). I tried everything I found, but nothing seems to work. First, I tried with (~/.pulse/default.pa): load-module module-udev-detect tsched=0 Changing buffer size (~/.pulse/default.pa): update-sink-proplist alsa_output.pci-0000_00_1f.3.analog-stereo device.buffering.buffer_size=10…

Totally different from: Pipewire as default in Manjaro in the near future? - #24 by medmedin