Re: [LAD] jack daemon scripts

On Mon, Mar 08, 2010 at 11:42:25AM -0500, Paul Davis wrote:

> you set the system up to run an X session for a given user, and that
> user's startup configuration starts JACK etc. etc.
> if the system is headless, same thing but just via init and a user login script
> or something like that.

The only thing these would do is spare the user
the effort to launch jackd. But that is not the
point at all.

Use cases:

- More than one user on the same system, each one
using part of the available HW/channels. Not likely
if you have just a stereo audio interface, but quite
a normal thing if you have 64 channels connected to
different parts of a installation.

- Changing users without interrupting operation,
as e.g. in broadcasting, or when part of the audio
processing is fixed and not dependent on the user.

Ciao,

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