Do you developers think it would be too hard to hack in support for alsa? From what I understand dom2 is developed using SDL (good choice =) -- adding alsa support should be easy enough. In fact, I'm surprised its not included by default really. Just about everyone uses alsa these days, I'm pretty sure all the non-debian distros install alsa drivers by default now. The kernel itself lists OSS as depreciated now... and a lot of soundcards in linux require the use of alsa's dmixer to play sounds from more then one application at once.
You might send email to support@illwinter for a quicker answer. Sounds good to me (but then im Debian
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I'm on Debian unstable (Ubuntu 4.10). I'm quite happy that's SDL based, alot games which can be downloaded are based on SDL (Image, mixer, etc), just take a look at happypenguin.org. But I will not be in the way if they want to support alsa