22 Aug
2003
22 Aug
'03
1:10 p.m.
I will still enter a request, but it looks like this is considered at
least controversial by some at Gentoo.
Just including jackstart seems very sensible. The Debian package
includes jackstart and has instructions on how to patch the kernel for
capabilities. But if a user is running a stock kernel, jackstart
will not work, and one is forced to use jackd. This is absoluetly
okay, IMO.
The alternative would be to build a kernel-image, on that jackstart
depends, which just will not work out in the end. It's better to just
leave that in the users' responsibiliy.