27 Oct
2003
27 Oct
'03
6:57 a.m.
On Mon, 2003-10-27 at 00:35, "?rshТoi8-r?Q?" wrote:
Those are just examples of system services, rather than system services
that LADCCA uses.
Let me rephrase: LADCCA is a session manager for jack and alsa sequencer
*clients*; not the services themselves.
From: Bob Ham
<rah(a)bash.sh>
well, ladccad does not refuse to sturt up without X or syslog being running. Why can't ladccad daemon start up without
jack server being running?
LADCCA was written with the assumption that jack is a system service,
along the lines of ALSA, X, syslog, etc. LADCCA is a
session manager
for clients of jack; not jack itself.
A thought it is a session manager for Linux Audio (as in LAdcca)
not exclisively for jackified applications.
Sigh... Are there plans for laddcca to support jack-less
operation?
Yes.
Bob
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