Hartmut Noack wrote: > Ubuntu should have jackd-support for pulse and xinelib to be installed > point and klick !!! > > Jackd-support for pulse is only part of the problem, I have also had problems with wine/wineasio in a pulse enviroment. It might be a wine issue, but since it works with Alsa, that is what I use.
I can understand the reason not to make a non-pulse Ubustu dist, at least from a developers point of view, but as a mucissian who just want to make music, I need a stable working enviroment, and untill wine and jackd can "speak pulse", I defenitly think that the need for a simple script/program that can make the switch from pulse to Alsa (and back again). Some time ago I made a wineasio-script and placed it on my website : http://www.sandgreen.dk/index.php?side=linux_wineasio This month alone, it have been downloaded 726 times, so I know theres a need for simple solutions for those who doesnt want to copy paste 20 lines of code one by one and fiddle with system preferences when they install a new system. As my site also mentions "I am a musissian, NOT a programmer", so thou I might be able to make a bash-script and host it, I'm not sure that my way of doing it is the best way. Someone resently told me that these simple three lines is enough : % sudo apt-get purge pulseaudio % asoundconf list (Names of available sound cards: M2496) % asoundconf set-default-card M2496 Is that realy all ? What about system sounds ? Any input would be welcome, and please remember that I didnt start this thread to start a Pulse-Alsa war, I just want to make my life easy when I reinstall, and maybe help a fellow non-geek musissian. Pulse might be the future for Linux audio, but I cant wait till then :-) /Sandie -- Ubuntu-Studio-users mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
