From: Lorenzo S. <lor...@gm...> - 2012-03-16 10:55:28
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It seems in recent versions Rosegarden (e.g. 11.11.42) tries to start jackd without warning and often leaving it 'on' when exiting? Is this correct? I can't seem to find an exact logic in it, and probably would like to disable it or at least control it. Lorenzo. |
From: D. M. M. <mic...@ro...> - 2012-03-16 12:02:26
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On Friday, March 16, 2012, Lorenzo Sutton wrote: > It seems in recent versions Rosegarden (e.g. 11.11.42) tries to start > jackd without warning and often leaving it 'on' when exiting? > Is this correct? > I can't seem to find an exact logic in it, and probably would like to > disable it or at least control it. I can't remember the details, and don't have time to research the matter. It had something to do with some change that was generally viewed as positive; some obscure code thing, changing one API call for another, and the API is what's launching jackd, not really anything we're doing directly in our own code. Something to that effect. Moral of the story is that whenever I don't want to run jackd, I put some garbage in my ~/.jackdrc and that prevents it from starting. I don't know of a cleaner and more official solution. -- D. Michael McIntyre |
From: david <gn...@ha...> - 2012-03-17 07:44:10
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On 03/16/2012 02:02 AM, D. Michael McIntyre wrote: > On Friday, March 16, 2012, Lorenzo Sutton wrote: > >> It seems in recent versions Rosegarden (e.g. 11.11.42) tries to start >> jackd without warning and often leaving it 'on' when exiting? >> Is this correct? >> I can't seem to find an exact logic in it, and probably would like to >> disable it or at least control it. > > I can't remember the details, and don't have time to research the matter. It > had something to do with some change that was generally viewed as positive; > some obscure code thing, changing one API call for another, and the API is > what's launching jackd, not really anything we're doing directly in our own > code. Something to that effect. > > Moral of the story is that whenever I don't want to run jackd, I put some > garbage in my ~/.jackdrc and that prevents it from starting. I don't know of > a cleaner and more official solution. Hmm, I always start JACK first, then I start my softsynths (must have JACK running first for that), then Rosegarden. I've never noticed Rosegarden complaining about anything ... I just tried starting RG 11.11.42 without starting JACK first. htop showed me that there were a number of JACK sessions running. Then I closed RG and all of the JACK sessions vanished. Using JACK2, in case that makes any difference. -- David gn...@ha... authenticity, honesty, community |