On 11/11/2012 03:14 PM, Aurelien wrote:
Hi all of you,
Hi!
I don't have the time to follow the discussion closely, so I'll limit
myself to a single point:
- avoiding pulseaudio by default
AFAIKS, there is absolutely nothing wrong with pulseaudio, except that
it may get in your way when you want to start jackd.
The proper solution is to fix jackd(2)<->Pulseaudio device reservation
upstream or use a wrapper script like Ubuntu that calls pasuspender when
invoking jackd.
It effectively boils down to
$ pasuspender -- jackd
I guess we could use such a script in Debian, too. Or at least change
the default jackd invocation command in qjackctl.