On Tue, 2 Mar 2010 23:12:42 +0100 Renato <rennabh@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello, from users' perspective, what are currently the options for > minimum session handling? I'd just like for a starter to have multiple > sets of connections and be able to save and load them. > Is there any documentation on at least one way of doing this? Couldn't > find any > Is patchage capable of doing this? What exactly does the "save > positions" menu entry do? > > In second order, what may we expect from the near future in terms of > more advanced session handling (lash, ladi)? Are they > (lash/ladi) currently usable and used? (Certainly they lack > documentation) > > Renato Thanks to all who have responded, I now have qjackctl's patchbay and jack_snapshot + bash scripts to look into. Didn't know of any of them, so it's been useful asking. I read the discussion on LAD from some months ago on LADI and I understand the problem is still hot. In now way I want to start a flame war, I just want to shed some light on this subject, especially from user's perspective. Especially I'd like to understand where and how would our feedback be most valuable. As far as I can understand LADI is, for technical reasons, not "approved" by all devs, i.e. many think it's design is sort of rushed and not as efficient/elegant/good as it could/should be, and because of this it will never be rock solid. It seems that a more definitive solution would need a partial rewriting of JACK itself. OTOH the only active development that is being made to solve this whole session management problem is on LADI. It seems that there is no one with enough knowledge, time and interest to work out the more definitive solution. As i wrote them, these two paragraphs above seem pretty incongruent to me (couldn't people working on LADI invest their time in a more definitive and "approved by all" solution?) so either I missed some points (situation which I'd be happy to acknowledge), either the incongruence is really there (less happy). I realize no one has definitive answers, but at least I'd like to understand if LADI has at least the possibility of a future and if it's worth my time to test, report bugs etc. waiting for some light Renato _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
