[linux-audio-user] Common linux audio layer

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> I get the impression that freedesktop.org are trying to
> pick/have picked a common lesser-of-the-evils for unix
> desktops.

Well, AFAIK the KDE people are looking for a replacement for 
arts in KDE 4. Currently, gstreamer seems to be one of the 
possible candidates. I really hope that they choose a common 
layer in colaboration with freedesktop.org and the Gnome 
people.

But even if Gnome and KDE choose gstreamer as multimedia layer 
we'll again have different layers; what about command line 
programs or alternative window managers?

And I guess you're just kiddin' ;-) . Of course my question 
was if JACKD would be a possible candidate that all major 
distributors will include in their distros and start it 
during boot time. This way we would have a common audio 
layer.

And because JACK can work on top of OSS as well as on ALSA 
based systems, it's a very flexible solution.

BTW: Meanwhile artsd can use JACK for audio output.

Thanks a lot for JACK BTW :) .


 Best regards


    ce

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