@krishean that's not how #systemd works.
SystemD was created because #SysVinit was shit and noone fixed it or made something better.
#Wayland is the future as #Xorg is being #EoL'd.
For the shitty #GlibC we have alternatives like #bionic and espechally #musl!
Auch #Linux-Upgrade… soo #OBS geht, und nun zum Überwachen der Lautheit wieder mein #LUFS-Meter auf die #Blackmagic-Quelle (#UltraStudio Recorder) hängen…
… huch, #VST in #OBS gehen nicht mehr. Einfach verschwunden, die Option. Gibt's heute also keine Lautheits-Überwachung heute.
Needless to say, der UltraStudio-Recorder ist kein #ALSA #AudioInterface sondern hat einen proprietären AV-Treiber, den nur OBS und Blackmagic-Software öffnen können.
Leider ein typisches Problem. VSTs, z.B. gute Limiter, sind das, was OBS überhaupt erst streaming-tauglich machen. Irgend ein Debianese beschließt dann, das das lizenzmäßig ganz böse ist und man es nicht brauchen darf, oder sowas ähnliches. Und Zack, ist das ganze Programm quasi unbrauchbar.
Zum Glück läuft das tatsächliche Streaming auf dedizierter Hardware bei mir.
@joel I mean, #SystemD wasn't done by #Poettering because he had no hobbies - far from it.
SystemD, like #Wayland and #PipeWire is a "necessary evil" because the preexisting solutions are slow, not adaptive, cumbersome or just don't work well at all (i.e. mixed (#DPI & #HiDPI) screens with #X11 are just broken!
Do you use #pipewire, #pulseaudio, #jack or #alsa with your #daw? Personally, I use PipeWire with WirePlumber and I am pretty satisfied with it. #linuxaudio #linux #musicproduction
How To Test Your Microphone In Linux #linux #linuxtips #linuxcommands #microphone #alsa #pulseaudio
https://ostechnix.com/test-microphone-linux/
@Okanogen @remenca @Viss @lcamtuf well, you can use those tools seperarely and they ain't hard-linked and you can use #systemd solely as init, tho that would negate much of the benefits beyond the more structured approach to starting daemons as services in the right order per depemdency checking...
Also whilst you may not like these tools, they do in fact solve a lot if issues in big deployments.
Once you've to handle 5-digit VM numbers and 4-digit machines across a double-digit number of locations, you'll learn to love those things because shit just works.
Also #journalctl actually spits out useful errors and tells you exactly what went wrong when a service refuses to start or crashed.
And compared to other solutions like #SMF it's way cleaner, leaner and easier to maintain a system that way...
Not to mention stuff like #pipewire actualls cleans up the mess of #ALSA, #OSS, #Jack and #Gstreamer...
The speaker just said: "...Mediatek heled us (NXP), because until then we were the only ones using ARM, and when they jumped in we could discuss ARM-specific problems with them."
This is what a healthy open source.project.looks like 
#linuxtablet #linuxaudio So, I am back on #endeavouros, and the install went flawlessly. Everything is identified and working, and my journal log is clear of errors. I also found a simple way to turn off the undesired #grub theming. #pipewire is installed and working correctly, and I have #Reaper and #surge installed and working. Since I use #alsa for reaper and it hosts my plugins, everything was simply plug-n-play. Both programs scale for #hidpi and I’ll soon test #touch screen capability. 
