En/na Brett McCoy ha escrit: > The Other wrote: > >> I'm moving from Debian Woody to Debian Sarge, and would like >> assistance on setting up the system to optimally run Linux Audio >> packages. >> >> Such suggestions would be which of the 2.6 kernels to run, which >> kernel patch sets to use, etc. I'm on a dial-up connection to the >> Internet, which takes me around 2 hours to download a kernel source. > > > If you are using Debian, why not use Demudi? It already has everything > you need for low-latency audio, if you don't want to spend your hours > downloading source code and compiling your stuff by hand. > > http://demudi.agnula.org/ > > -- Brett > I think I know the answer... In my case I use debian because I want to use the same system for audio and for other purposes like email, browsing the web, pdfs, programming. I want to record new ideas without rebooting the system while I'm doing other stuff... It's enough if you add the demudi sources: http://apt.agnula.org/demudi/ testing main local extra and install those packages: kernel-multimedia realtime-lsm and you will also see how a lot of other applications are added to your repository. don't forget to update to the demudi's jack,ardour version. sarge's broken (ehem, it doesn't work for me).
