You were asking for people using Ubuntu + Kernel-rt. I'm using 64 Studio 3.0 (Hardy) and 3.3 (Karmic) with the 64 Studio's multimedia kernel, which is a kernel-rt and several self build kernel-rt (vanilla + patch).
Regarding to different distros based on Ubuntu vs all developers just to work on Ubuntu Studio: For example it's possible to add the 64 Studio repository to Ubuntu Studio, assumed they are based on the same version of Ubuntu (Karmic, Lucid etc.). I don't think that there are distros hat do use JACK as the sound server, but e.g. 64 Studio ships without PulseAudio, so all consumer desktop apps do use ALSA directly, which is an advantage for users who need JACK for audio apps, because without PulseAudio there's no pain for flashplayer etc., vene whe JACK is needed for Ardour, Qtractor or what app ever. And again a kernel-rt for Linux or ASIO for Windows does no hard real-time, it's still a soft kind of real-time, so anything less, but a kernel-rt IMO isn't good for a multimedia distro. I would like to see Ubuntu Studio supporting the kernel-rt. - Ralf -- Ubuntu-Studio-users mailing list Ubuntu-Studio-users@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
