* The implementation of the ALSA_PLUGIN_DIRS variable is buggy:   because it uses strtok() to modify the environment variable in   place, it only works correctly the first time it's called.   Subsequent calls only see the first directory listed in the   variable.  This causes applications such as Audacious to fail   because the Pulse plugin is not in the first directory.  However, we   don't actually need $ALSA_PLUGIN_DIRS, because /etc/asound.conf   allows the full path to the Pulse plugin to be specified.
* The implementation of the ALSA_PLUGIN_DIRS variable is buggy:
  because it uses strtok() to modify the environment variable in
  place, it only works correctly the first time it's called.
  Subsequent calls only see the first directory listed in the
  variable.  This causes applications such as Audacious to fail
  because the Pulse plugin is not in the first directory.  However, we
  don't actually need $ALSA_PLUGIN_DIRS, because /etc/asound.conf
  allows the full path to the Pulse plugin to be specified.


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