In computing, the Enlightened Sound Daemon (ESD or EsounD) is the sound server for Enlightenment and GNOME. It mixes several sound streams into one for output. It can also manage network-transparent audio. ESD is maintained as part of the GNOME project. Alternative sound daemons include JACK Audio Connection Kit (which does not provide network transparency, but netjack can), aRtsd and PulseAudio.
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| Community | Miguel de Icaza · Federico Mena · Havoc Pennington · GNOME Foundation · GUADEC |  |
| Applications | Baobab · Dictionary · Ekiga · Epiphany · Evince · Evolution · Eye of GNOME · File Roller · gedit · GNOME Terminal · Metacity · Nautilus · Panel · Rhythmbox · Sound Juicer · Screenshot · Tomboy · Totem · list of GNOME applications | |
| Technologies | ATK · Bonobo · D-Bus · Enlightened Sound Daemon · Gamin · GConf · GLib · Keyring · GNOME VFS · GObject · GStreamer · GTK+ · Mono · ORBit · Pango | |
| Related | KDE · Freedesktop.org | |
External links
| Free software Portal |
- EsounD - The Enlightened Sound Daemon - Overview (old project home page)
- Current Gnome EsounD source archive (current Gnome releases)
