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Jack and runit. They manage better performance in real world use cases with a fraction of the manpower invested in them. I wonder what will happen to the suite
by antt 8y ago
Jack and runit.
They manage better performance in real world use cases with a fraction of the manpower invested in them. I wonder what will happen to the suite of projects supported by redhat now that they are owned by IBM however.
- ernst_klim 8y ago>Jack and runit. Jack as a regular sound daemon? are you joking? Have you tried to run jack with several audio sources and audio outputs (including bt headset) without pre-configuration? It's not a pulse alternative, it's a low-latency daemon for professional stuff. Consumer oriented daemon should just work. >runit Does it do anything beyond service managing? Login, timers, bootloader, containers, logging facilities? >runit starts /etc/runit/1 Wait, does it simply run sh scripts? No, thank you.