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Hi Hartmut,
nice to know other openSuse users.

Which version are you on? Probably 12.1?
Had no luck with jack2 and pulseaudio on Ubuntu (that is probably due too

my disability to understand how to set it up correctly).
Best regards,

Moshe
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:29 PM, Hartmut Noack wrote:
> Am 09.01.2012 15:24, schrieb Moshe Werner:

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>

>  Hi everyone,

>>

>> after many years of studio work using the openSuse distro with the

>> kernel-rt from Jan Engelhard it seems that he no longer continues his

>> great

>> work on rt kernels.

>>

>

> This made me somewhat puzzeled too until I tried the kernel desktop for

> Suse to find out, that it delivers real good.

>

> I have virtually the same results on the same machine. The only difference

> is, that the desktop-kernel is not the same as solid if Jack is set for

> very low latency (such as: lower than 5ms). For the reall-world day to day

> work with big Ardour-projects, I cannot find any difference regarding xruns.

>

>

>  Being more on the recording engineer side of things and not a Linux expert

>> (user yes, expert no) I really fret at the thought of patching and

>> compiling my own kernel package.

>>

>> I would like to hear your opinions on what distro is solid for audio work

>> and has a reliable rt kernel.

>> Also I would appreciate if you could explain the degree of difficulty and

>> learning curve of the specific distro.

>>

>> My system:

>> Intel i7 950

>> Gigabyte motherboard

>> 6 Gb ram

>> Rme HDSP 9652 audio interface

>>

>> Appreciate your answers.

>>

>> Moshe

>>

>> P.S. I tried to use Ubuntu on the same machine I use openSuse 11.2 on and

>> got pretty bad results regarding latency and x runs on jack 2.

>>

>

> Ubuntu works OK for me here but is indeed not as solid and powerful as

> Suses desktop-kernel. At the other hand I tend to use it anyway. There are

> more xruns but not too many (about 2-3/h under serious load), it is quite

> stable and forgiving(not a single case of jackd crashed or frozen) and the

> best: it is the most comfortable distro I ever had. Listening to

> youtube-videos or using any sound-source imaginable while Ardour is up and

> running whithout even the need to think about how this happens is kind of

> nice methinks ;-)

>

>

>

>>

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Hi Hartmut,nice to know other openSuse users.W=

hich version are you on? Probably 12.1?Had no luck with jack2 and p=

ulseaudio on Ubuntu (that is probably due too my disability to understand h=

ow to set it up correctly).

Best regards,MosheOn Mon, Jan 9,=

 2012 at 7:29 PM, Hartmut Noack <zettberlin@linuxuse.de> wrote:

Am 09.01.2012 15:24, schrieb Moshe Werner:
Hi everyone,
after many years of studio work using the openSuse distro with the

kernel-rt from Jan Engelhard it seems that he no longer continues his great=
work on rt kernels.
This made me somewhat puzzeled too until I tried the kernel desktop for Sus=

e to find out, that it delivers real good.
I have virtually the same results on the same machine. The only difference =

is, that the desktop-kernel is not the same as solid if Jack is set for ver=

y low latency (such as: lower than 5ms). For the reall-world day to day wor=

k with big Ardour-projects, I cannot find any difference regarding xruns.
Being more on the recording engineer side of things and not a Linux expert<=

br>

(user yes, expert no) I really fret at the thought of patching and

compiling my own kernel package.
I would like to hear your opinions on what distro is solid for audio work

and has a reliable rt kernel.

Also I would appreciate if you could explain the degree of difficulty and

learning curve of the specific distro.
My system:

Intel i7 950

Gigabyte motherboard

6 Gb ram

Rme HDSP 9652 audio interface
Appreciate your answers.
Moshe
P.S. I tried to use Ubuntu on the same machine I use openSuse 11.2 on and

got pretty bad results regarding latency and x runs on jack 2.
Ubuntu works OK for me here but is indeed not as solid and powerful as Suse=

s desktop-kernel. At the other hand I tend to use it anyway. There are more=

 xruns but not too many (about 2-3/h under serious load), it is quite stabl=

e and forgiving(not a single case of jackd crashed or frozen) and the best:=

 it is the most comfortable distro I ever had. Listening to youtube-videos =

or using any sound-source imaginable while Ardour is up and running whithou=

t even the need to think about how this happens is kind of nice methinks ;-=

)
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