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Ups, it go's offline wrong button. :-) 
I don't understand all this trouble, we have the choice, no mater witch

distro we use and no mater witch version the distro use as default, we

could switch to the jack version we wont. That's what brings us in this

situation. Sometimes it need more or less work.

The question here is how it could make a bit easier for non advanced

users. But mostly, non advanced users didn't wont to change, may be they

wont to test it out, how the different is, because there is a choice.

On other OS's you didn't have this choice, you take what you can get and

be happy with that.

So this is on of the advance of linux, and one of the drawback.

Try to change that, is the same like go in the jungle and tell the

tiger's to be vegetarian now. 
Anyway, come back to the debian related question, I see a chance to

rework the jackd package to make the structure a bit clearer and get rid

of the old multi packages for jack, switch to a binary and a dev

package. Chose the jackversion you wont, and let the switch to a other

version as a task to the advanced users.
hermann
Am Sonntag, den 18.04.2010, 12:27 +0200 schrieb Ralf Mardorf:

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> hermann wrote: [snip ... because it's off-list, but I guess the thread

> shouldn't be closed, pardon]

>

> There are several reasons why people like to switch between versions of

> JACK and it isn't that easy to do. Not every musician has knowledge

> about technique. Comparison to other OS are irrelevant.

>

> So for Debian there are good news, but there are other distros and it's

> significant for Linux, that if someone is willing to solve what belongs

> to him, than the thread should be closed. But how e.g. will the Suse

> package managers handle this?

>

> Users ask to have the choice. I don't need the choice, I only need

> JACK2, so from now on I'll be quiet. Anyway, it's not good, if clueless

> users don't have the choice.

>

> Ralf

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