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Jack - Audio Connection Kit
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NOTES
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Jack is a versatile, high-performance sound server. It is geared
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towards music professionals, and offers excellent low-latency
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operation when properly configured.
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Jack works best with, but does not require, a low-latency patched
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kernel. To obtain a patch for your kernel, see:
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http://members.optusnet.com.au/ckolivas/kernel
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If you are using a patched kernel and wish to run jackd as a
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non-priviliged user, consider launching the jack daemon with:
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schedtool -I -e jackd [options]
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This will allow jackd to run in near real-time, to provide
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minimum latency, without starving other processes.
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