"soffioalcuore@xxxxxxxxxx" <soffioalcuore@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > bonsoir a tous! > > was it just a dream of mine or am I right to remember that some months > ago somebody mentioned here on this list a new frontend (?) for sound > within linux that will be able to fluently combine different usages > (professional/recording, browsing etc) of sound. does anyone else > remember that? I'm pretty sure there was a link provided and the > related project page (connected to debian??) looked really promising > and the status of the project was advanced already... > > I searched the archives but couldn't find it. I'm grateful for any > hints. thanks! Here's what I use for that. On my system, it is called ~/bin/pulsejack and it connects a running jackd with pulseaudio when called without arguments, and it starts a fresh jackd with the given arguments first when given any arguments. Not necessarily the greatest thing since sliced bread, but it _is_ a rather intuitive way to connect the two.
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-- David Kastrup
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