Details of media-video/pipewire:

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation

Please restart KWin/Mutter after upgrading PipeWire.
Screencasting may not work until you do.
Please restart PipeWire after upgrading to a new major version:
 $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire.service
 $ systemctl restart --user pipewire-pulse.service
 $ systemctl restart --user wireplumber.service
 $ gentoo-pipewire-launcher restart
PipeWire daemon startup has been moved to a launcher script!
Make sure that ${EROOT}/etc/pipewire/pipewire.conf either does not exist or no
longer is set to start a session manager or PulseAudio compatibility daemon (all
lines similar to '{ path = /usr/bin/pipewire*' should be commented out)
Those manually starting /usr/bin/pipewire via .xinitrc or similar _must_ from
now on start ${EROOT}/usr/bin/gentoo-pipewire-launcher instead! It is highly
advised that a D-Bus user session is set up before starting the script.
This ebuild auto-enables PulseAudio replacement. Because of that, users
Native backend has become default. Please disable oFono via:
systemctl disable ofono
rc-update delete ofono
USE=sound-server is disabled! If you want PipeWire to provide
your sound, please enable it. See the wiki at
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PipeWire#Replacing_PulseAudio
for more details.
You have enabled the system-service USE flag, which installs
the system-wide systemd units that enable PipeWire to run as a system
service. This is more than likely NOT what you want. You are strongly
advised not to enable this mode and instead stick with systemd user
units. The default configuration files will likely not work out of the
box, and you are on your own with configuration.
For latest tips and tricks, troubleshooting information, and documentation