Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <hmh@debian.org> writes: > On Sun, 15 Aug 2004, Matthew Garrett wrote: >> Paul Johnson <baloo@ursine.ca> wrote: >> > No kidding. I don't see much point for KDE to have anything to do with >> > arts. If you want to play more than one sound at once, spend $10 and >> > get a sound card worthy of being called such, like a SBLive and not some >> > total piece of shit like pretty much anything involving ac97. >> >> It's non-trivial to add a new sound card to a laptop (no, stuff like the >> Extigy does not count). An SBLive does not provide you with >> network-transparent audio. > > Stuff like ALSA provides you with hardware mixing in the proper place if you > really need it (although it probably needs better docs on how to do that). > Stuff like jack could (and maybe it even does) provide you with a NAS > plugin. JACK is designed with low-latency in mind from the grounds up. A NAS output plugin is very unlikely. -- CYa, Mario
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