[linux-audio-user] Mandrake Audio Update

iriXx m at irixx.org
Thu Feb 6 06:41:01 EST 2003


sounds wonderful! thanks so much for your hard work...
im particularly pleased to hear about the low latency kernel and about 
the graphical setup tool for sound and USB detection.

i did try to report the bug with the USB quattro but i can't seem to get 
through to qa.mandrakesoft.com.... :-(

bw
m~

Austin Acton wrote:
> Hey,
> I just wanted to thank you all again for the great response I got to my
> totally uncalled-for survey.  The volunteers and the staff at Mandrake
> have taken your requests to heart!
> 
> We have a small task force packaging all the rpms you've requested. 
> Most are done, and hopefully the rest will be finished by 9.1 release
> time (two months away).  I gotta say, ardour took me two DAYS to package
> in an easy-to-use form, but I think it's pretty good.  We've added a lot
> of alsa and jack utils that weren't there before, some you hadn't even
> asked for.
> 
> Also, we've prepared a multimedia kernel with pre-emptable, low-latency,
> capabilities, and o_stream patches.  It may be hard to get the company
> to include this in the 'main' distro, but it will definitely be in the
> contributor's section (that's where most of the audio software is
> anyway).
> 
> As well, the installer team (Pixel) has added full USB audio detection,
> and a graphical setup tool for soundcards and sound system (OSS/alsa) to
> the installer.  It's a bit unpolished as of today, but we've got two
> months to perfect it.
> 
> Beta 3 was a bit rocky, but if any of you have a spare machine or a
> spare partition, I'd invite you to try beta 4 when it's released (two
> weeks maybe?).  Should be a multimedia masterpiece.  :-)
> 
> Again, thanks for your help.  It really counts.
> Let me know if you have any more questions or requests.
> 
> Austin
> 


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