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Overtone currently shells out to a command line tool to make the jack connections. These are often packaged separately, so they are not available on every system, see also comments in #467 .
This will become even more so with Pipewire becoming the default.
We should at least fail gracefully with a warning message to manually connect your outputs. We could also use JNA jack to do the connections.
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Supercollider is usually run with jack on linux, but I don't see why alsa shouldn't also work, even if it doesn't have the same realtime capabilities. If it works on upstream Supercollider, it could be used as fallback if neither jack nor pipewire exists.
We now use casa.squid.jack, based on JNA Jack, to make the connections. This also has the benefit that we can ask jack which the physical output ports are, rather than coming up with increasingly intricate regexps to help us guess. So auto-connect should work once again on all linux system, for both PipeWire and Jackd setups, with or without jack_lsp / jack_connect present.
Overtone currently shells out to a command line tool to make the jack connections. These are often packaged separately, so they are not available on every system, see also comments in #467 .
This will become even more so with Pipewire becoming the default.
We should at least fail gracefully with a warning message to manually connect your outputs. We could also use JNA jack to do the connections.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: