This article from Linux Journal magazine reports on a recently concluded conference of Linux audio developers held March 14-16 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Topics that were covered at the conference included the rapidly evolving Linux sound system, details of professional audio standards, and audio-centric Linux distributions, according to the article. The article discusses the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA), which has replaced the older OSS/Free API in the latest Linux kernel, along with other Linux audio technology trends, distributions, and applications. A reference list is provided as well.

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