On 08/02/2015 08:33 AM, Paul Davis wrote:
the device". But in some ways, it is a solid model for a particular class of users. Why should they have to tell JACK ahead of time what device to use? Why doesn't it show ALL the inputs and outputs on their computer, and just let them choose which ones to use? This is not a silly view of the universe.
With a chassis full of ASIO sound devices, the idea that someone has to "choose one" for a sound server to function at all is pretty counter intuitive. As you well know, firing up a mac or windows workstation exposes all driver-compatible sound devices to applications. I don't consider it unreasonable for a recent convert to expect the same on linux.
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