[Bug 183912] Review Request: jack-audio-connection-kit - The Jack Audio Connection Kit

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Summary: Review Request: jack-audio-connection-kit - The Jack Audio Connection Kit


https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=183912





------- Additional Comments From tmayberr@xxxxxxxxxx  2006-04-22 02:12 EST -------
(In reply to comment #12)
> 1. Perhaps, this feature is over. Could you tell me your solution?

Don't enable it and remove all references to it from the spec file. The
capabilities patch was used to allow a non-root process to change the scheduling
policy to SCHED_FIFO and to lock pages in memory using mlock/mlockall. This is
now possible using recent kernels(~2.6.12+) and pam(FC5 and devel) by setting
the appropriate resource limits in the pam config file /usr/security/limits.conf
but I think that is something that should be done explicitly by the
user(appropriate documentation would be needed).  

> 2. No wrong. I've read native README and catch up this feature from it. Can I 
> use /dev/shm directly instead of %jack_tmpdir?

Sorry, I can't give you a definitive answer about that. You might want to check
if the FHS says anything but I don't think it is an issue.

> 3. By default the portaudio and oss plugins are built. OSS may be disabled in 
> many cases except non-ALSA cards (How many of such cases? I don't know). 
> Portaudio may be excluded from BR and we get flexibility of packaging rule 
> (portaudio library still present at FE repo). More better reason I can't think 
> out.

I was only wondering because AFAIK the portaudio and oss plugins both depend on
alsa being in a working state anyway but it really doesn't matter.

In response to the idea of an Audio SIG, I am definately interested. I noticed
this page http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Extras/SIGs/Multimedia has yet to be
created...

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