At 18:03 +0200 18/6/05, fons adriaensen wrote:
Denying that this difference exists is a postmodern trend, but is misguided (IMHO).
well, i work in the pro audio world, it is my bread and butter, and i can tell you that if Linux Audio goes in the direction of requiring 'two different configs' for whatever use you want to put your Linux-based DAW, then its not going to go very far.
it should work like coreAudio: the Operating System, as is its job, does the hard and difficult work of making all sound system, cheap or not, look and work the same. the user shouldn't have to do -anything- more than just use the audio channels presented to them by the operating system.
rabbiting from the hard work of making the operating system function as the operating system should, in my opinion, is where the misguidance is ..
-- ; Jay Vaughan
