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The Linux Audio Conference 2004 (Linux Journal)

Dave Phillips reports from the Linux Audio Software Conference in the Linux Journal. "Developer Bob Ham revealed plans for his Linux Audio Session Handler (LASH), a system for saving and restoring the states of and connections between any number of LASH-aware audio applications. LASH is a much-needed system. As Linux audio applications continue to subscribe to the JACK bus, a means for saving and restoring their states becomes most valuable."

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The Linux Audio Conference 2004 (Linux Journal)

Posted May 12, 2004 21:22 UTC (Wed) by JoeBuck (subscriber, #2330) [Link] (3 responses)

The bit of functionality we need is not Linux-specific, so "Linux" should not appear in its name. Gnome and KDE run equally happily on BSD and Solaris systems, after all. There should be a cleanly designed, portable mechanism that can run on any Posix-compatible OS.

The Linux Audio Conference 2004 (Linux Journal)

Posted May 13, 2004 0:38 UTC (Thu) by trutkin (guest, #3919) [Link] (2 responses)

True, but most of the action that is later presented at the conference takes place on the linux-audio-dev mailing list.

Jack has been ported to BSD and OSX, but it's mainly used on Linux.

I'm not against changing the name (although I'm in no position to do so), but there's a lot of inertia.

The Linux Audio Conference 2004 (Linux Journal)

Posted May 13, 2004 7:28 UTC (Thu) by jae (guest, #2369) [Link] (1 responses)

It's not just about Jack, there's also ALSA, which is, after all, the Advanced *Linux* Sound Architecture.

So, I think Linux Audio Conference is about right. BSD folks are still
welcome, just as they get their own booth at the LinuxTag, for example.

Perhaps LASH was meant, not the conference name

Posted May 13, 2004 15:10 UTC (Thu) by proski (subscriber, #104) [Link]

The original poster probably meant LASH. Although it can work with JACK and other software not specific to Linux, the configure script in the last version 0.4.0 requires ALSA libraries to be present.


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