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If running at high priority can solve the problem, then ubuntu developer will not "Desires" Lower Audio Latency For Gaming.
and this...

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Gaming software always has a very high CPU usage.

For software mixing problem, high CPU load always means bad latency...

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Hi, ubuntu developers!

Welcome to the real world

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Benchmark is needed to compare between kernel 3.5/3.6/3.7, btrfs/ext4 too

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i test btrfs recently (with a sandy bridge processor), it seems that compression will introduce the following side effect

1. The maximum...

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actually it is not that simple, because initrd may be required.

my kernel is now a standalone efi bootable which can boot any linux partitions...

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You may be correct. but i don't know what doest intel help to bring r600/700 driver to reach opengl 3.1.





i am...

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it is normal that intel do not use Gallium3D

why would they develop a good shareable graphic framework that benefit their rivals directly?...

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why mesa developer develop vdpau tracker rather than vaapi?

is it because that vdpau is a better api than vaapi? (i am not a expert in this...

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i have 1 intel SandyBridge CPU (on-chip graphic) + AMD display card, then i can use the intel GPU for normal Linux work and dedicate the GPU to windows,...

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if i have only one monitor and 1 display card, can i perform VGA passthrough?

besides, is it "stable"? e.g will it works on nvidia...

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The theory seems ok for mixing sound, but can it be applied to resampling? if upsample from 44Khz to 48 khz, is it feasible in fixed-point?...

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i don't get it.

good quality sound mixing requires floating point operation, but this is not allowed in kernel currently.
How can fixed-point...

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4.0??...

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Does it checksum metadata only? Is there checksum support for file's data?

Also, CRC32 seems a little bit weak.
As far as i know, CRC32...