In case you're wondering why the image is low quality: It got degraded by DEV's CDN. The original image has much higher quality than this.
Update Feb 18: It looks like pyo's not the one which is causing trouble with audio server booting, it's the Portaudio backend that pyo uses internally. I found this out while experimenting with pyaudio yesterday, which also uses Portaudio. Portaudio is a C library not a Python library. Fortunately I found a (rather minimalist) python library that doesn't use Portaudio so I'm going to check that out.
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In case you're wondering why the image is low quality: It got degraded by DEV's CDN. The original image has much higher quality than this.
Update Feb 18: It looks like pyo's not the one which is causing trouble with audio server booting, it's the Portaudio backend that pyo uses internally. I found this out while experimenting with pyaudio yesterday, which also uses Portaudio. Portaudio is a C library not a Python library. Fortunately I found a (rather minimalist) python library that doesn't use Portaudio so I'm going to check that out.