Re: [linux-audio-user] Common linux audio layer

The questions are: * Would JACK be stable enough? I guess yes. Furthermore, we can make a deamon which restarts jack if it dies * Is JACK secure enough? Certainly jack would never be started by any distribution per default with realtime privileges. But this is not needed for the common user, so users who need it can turn it on later. * Could JACK be started during boot time and collect audio from any user? As discussed before, this is not necessaryly needed, JACK could also be started as soon a user logs in. But I like the idea that I can have multiple X sessions and every of these users can play audio * One problem remains, JACK cannot use different soundcards because of the cards quartzes. So, would we have to start a seperate JACK instance for each card?