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That's not correct.

When jackd starts and its configured hardware device is held by pulse, jackd sends a message to pulse; pulse relinquishes...

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Apparently it's only for people in the US or Canada. Fair enough.

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It's not hugely complicated if you use the right tools.

For anything Jack: use Cadence from the KXStudio project. Seriously, it's awesome,...

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That's a GOOD question.

As far as I remember, they had two main issues with Wayland. One is that in Wayland, buffers are client-allocated....

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PulseAudio is not the right tool for "working" audio in the first place. But it does cooperate beautifully with Jack nowadays. Their respective...

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My understanding is that it's a driver issue. You would probably have to ask the PulseAudio people for in-depth explanations, though, since they're the...

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dmix is an ALSA feature that lets you create a virtual peripheral where several sources can output sound simultaneously. dmix mixes these sources and...

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I hear you about Linux idiosyncrasies, but as far as JACK specifically is concerned, it becomes much easier if you use a dedicated management tool like...

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You know things have gotten pretty bad when even Russ can't take it anymore. This is a sad day indeed. I hope the anti-systemd trolls are happy. :/

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Well, this isn't necessarily a bad idea. I imagine that packages would just depend on logind-virtual and udev-virtual instead of systemd-logind and systemd-udev....

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It still is outside the scope of Wayland. The entire point of Wayland is disentangling the network part from the rendering part. Wayland is just a protocol...

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I find myself wondering, not very hopefully, whether the RTL8192 driver bug that's been there since kernel 3.10 or thereabouts has finally been tackled....

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I supposed eventually someone will try to implement a logind replacement too. Although I suspect the task is much trickier than one may suspect at first...

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I do hope they'll optionally provide journald support. journald is pretty nifty.

Otherwise, this is a great idea and I wish them well....

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Right -- time to follow up.

I ended up reverting to the stock Ubuntu kernel (3.13.0-32-generic) and keeping the oibaf packages from a few...