On 10/19/2015 10:09 PM, Paul Davis wrote:
Since former is not necessarily in our immediate control, any hope of
latter being implemented by those on this list who are in control?
well, jack2 will listen to dbus already (see the link to robin's work
on this). jack1 is never going to interact directly with d-bus in the
same way as jack2, but for this particular purpose, a platform centric
patch would be smart.
better yet though, this should be buried inside the ALSA backend and
all backends should have a way to tell JACK that the device has "gone
away".we've had to visit+revisit this for the new abstracted audio I/O
backends inside ardour already.
chances of any of the usual suspects doing this for JACK1: close to
zero i think.
Thanks for the clarification, Paul. I guess my parting question is what
has changed between Ubuntu 12.04 days and 14.04 that has made this so
much more problematic? Kernel? Alsa? Both?
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