Hi Ronan, 2010/9/28 Ronan Jouchet <ro...@jouchet.fr>: [...] >> Moreover I'm about to remove also -realtime and -lowlatency kernels >> (that until now was available through my PPA) if no one show interest >> or offer his help. > > I hear lots of IRC and mailinglist echoes of people comparing the > three kernels. Seems to me that: > 1. The generic kernel in Maverick does an amazing job for many people > (8ms/0xruns for me, grrreat) > 2. However some users maintain -realtime still is their only option > performancewise > I think 2. shows there is still interest for this kernel.
Sorry I don't have explained my thoughts well and sorry also for my very bad English. With "interest" I meant active participation. For successfully maintain a kernel in Ubuntu we should: test it, packaging it, release new version and support the older ones, triage bugs, forward bugs upstream, interact with Ubuntu Kernel Team and so on. Since Festy I'm the only one who care of all these jobs (expect the upload work and some fixes on headers packages made mostly by Luke Yelavich). As you can imagine I can't continue alone. It is also the primarily reason because I dropped -rt in Maverick (and some conflicts with Ubuntu bureaucracy). Ciao, Alessio -- Ubuntu-Studio-users mailing list Ubuntu-Studio-users@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
