motin
October 23rd, 2009, 06:02 AM
Hi Ubuntu Studio users!
For years the stripped JACK support in Ubuntu has really been limiting Ubuntu user's ability to easily use this brilliant piece of software in their Ubuntu environment.
For casual audio usage, we should still be able to surf on Youtube, answer Skype calls, watch a casual movie or listen to music without needing to shut down all our JACK connections...
I have for long wanted an easy way to re-enable this support, and now I have put some jack-enabled packages in https://launchpad.net/~motin/+archive/until-jack-is-included-in-main
Do we want to put this in Ubuntu Studio's PPA instead and help each other maintain JACK-supported versions there? If so, please inform me how to access the PPA :)
If anyone is interested helping out, I'll polish and upload my notes on how to rebuild and put packages in the PPA, so that packages can be built very soon after a published Ubuntu update of the packages.
Cheers!
Fredrik aka Motin
For years the stripped JACK support in Ubuntu has really been limiting Ubuntu user's ability to easily use this brilliant piece of software in their Ubuntu environment.
For casual audio usage, we should still be able to surf on Youtube, answer Skype calls, watch a casual movie or listen to music without needing to shut down all our JACK connections...
I have for long wanted an easy way to re-enable this support, and now I have put some jack-enabled packages in https://launchpad.net/~motin/+archive/until-jack-is-included-in-main
Do we want to put this in Ubuntu Studio's PPA instead and help each other maintain JACK-supported versions there? If so, please inform me how to access the PPA :)
If anyone is interested helping out, I'll polish and upload my notes on how to rebuild and put packages in the PPA, so that packages can be built very soon after a published Ubuntu update of the packages.
Cheers!
Fredrik aka Motin