[linux-audio-user] what window manager are you using?

[Russell Hanaghan]

On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 16:07, Lee Revell wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 18:46, Erik Steffl wrote:
> > > So, I am speaking more from my sysadmin background.  Most Linux audio
> > > users are more interested in intensively tweaking one box rather than
> > > having to keep 100 of them just working.  The requirements are very
> > > different.
> > > 
> > > A good compromise is compiling your own kernel from your vendor's
> > > sources.  Once you get it working, please post .rpms or .debs somewhere
> > > for others to use, especially if you applied some patch to get a feature
> > > that's not in the stock kernel.  This is an excellent way for non-coders
> > > to contribute a lot to the open source process. 
> > 
> >    did you read my email? if you get debian source it creates configured 
> > package for you. there's no point in making it available because the 
> > whole point is to customize the kernel to your HW (which anybody can do, 
> > just as easily)
> > 
> 
> My main point was that removing things you don't need from the kernel
> will not speed up your system.  You don't need to remove anything to
> customizing the kernel to your hardware, unless you just want it to
> build faster and save a negligible amount of memory.  All that needs to
> be done to customize a kernel to a given hardware configuration is to
> add the features that are missing from the stock kernel.  This has the
> added benefit that most people can install the .deb
> and it will work.
> 
> Lee

I appreciate both points guys...

I think the main one to take from this is a classic;
"If it ain't broke, Don't fix it!" :)

I find myself digging into a perfectly tight operating system with all
the array of perfectly functional audio apps I use....and hours and
hours later sit there pissed off and frustrated because I didn't achieve
any noteworthy results from it all...and I only like to do so much
_learning_ at a time! :) 

R~
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