While I'm sure there are some worthwhile things that could be added to
raspi-config in regards to accessibility, it sounds like the only
reason Tango is touching raspi-config in this tutorial is due to bugs
in the default sound configuration.
I mean, is there any reason the Pi shouldn't default to using it's
internal sound card in the absence of an external sound device?
Because it sounds like the current default is to search for an
external sound device and then just go mute if one isn't found.
Also, doesn't pretty much every other device with multiple sound
outputs, including a 3.5 mm jack, give priority to whatever's plugged
into the 3.5mm? I could understand automatically switching sound
output to HDMI if there's a speaker connected over HDMI and the 3.5mm
is empty, but it sounds like the current default ignores something
being plugged into the 3.5mm jack even if it's the only audio output
in use.
Admittedly, I only have a Pi 2 and the Original 3, and it's been a
while since I've setup a Pi from scratch, so I might be
misunderstanding some of what others have said about their experiences
with covid-era images on the Pi 4.
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