Juuso Alasuutari wrote: > DEAR SIR/MADAM, > > I APPROACH YOU MOST HONORABLY TODAY FOR A MUTUAL BUSINESS TRANSACTION. > > Only joking. But I have other good news to tell: My LASH project > application for Summercode 2008 [0] made it to the finals. That means > it'll compete against six other applications when the final round is > held on 28.3. (that's 3/28 to those of you with funny locales). > > Here are the goals listed in the project application: > > - Re-implement liblash's internal protocol to use D-Bus. > - Allow a LASH client to act both as a normal client and a control > application. > - Add a callback API to liblash. > - Make lashd communicate with JACK using the "jackdbus" D-Bus interface. > (Probably will not overthrow the current libjack behavior for now, but > will be added as an optional feature.) > > Dave Robillard (drobilla) has given the project his blessing on #lad, > and has granted me repository write access which I'll make good use of > soon. At this point I'd like for Dave to drop by and say "aye" for the > record. :)
It's great to see that at the moment there is again a round of "base level" development going on (Jack, LASH, LV2, ...). The 'standardization' of these technologies can make Linux stand out. Thanks for doing this! Pieter _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-dev
