Thanks Susan, Gustin and Tobias :) the first thing after installing KDE was, that I disabled system sound and arts, so I can't disable it by kcontrol because it's still disabled :(. Almost no one will system sound for a DAW. Yesterday I tried different multimedia players. The players I usually use are set to use ALSA or Jack.
One of those players must have started arts. So it always can be, that if I'm careless, some KDE application starts arts. I might run every KDE application now and check out if it starts arts and if so, I could change the preferences. What I'm looking for is a way that arts never can start. artsshell -q terminate seems to be assimilable to kill, what I did when I noticed that arts was running. I'm thinking of deleting artsd in /usr/bin, because I can't do this by Synaptic without removing KDE, but this seems to be a inelegant solution. I'm using KDE because with GNOME I'm missing a lot of applications, not only K3b. I also need the KDE of Lenny, because this computer is a DA'n'VideoW, that does not mean that everything is Lenny. For example, if I do a right click on a video, I can convert it because of http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Kvm+(Kde+Video+Menu)?content=50959, if it would be possible to have multimedia applications like this for GNOME, that would be nice, but I never heard about it. Also I wish to have a good file browser like Konqueror and things like the Klipper. I'm using KDE because it's a DAW and it should be really a "workstation". If I will run out of resources, I will use Ion instead of GNOME, KDE etc., because this really don't need much resources. For me GNOME isn't a good choice for a DAW, because it needs a lot of resources and has no comfort, that is suitable for a DAW. 64 Studio 2.1 is fine, but why shouldn't I use the whole functionality of Linux, applications Microsoft has not. There is enough stuff Apple and Microsoft have got, that Linux hasn't. IMO GNOME isn't a good DE and I don't think 64 Studio will be unstable because of running KDE ;), even if there will be no arts. Cheers, Ralf
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