x86 vs x64

[Gert van den Berg]

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 17:37, calhau0 <[email protected]> wrote:

Both were run on clean installations.

Was compiz and pulseaudio disabled?

[calhau0]

compiz was disabled
pulseaudio was not

How do you disable pulse-audio? so i can give you some feedback

[Gert van den Berg]

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 21:09, calhau0 <[email protected]> wrote:

compiz was disabled
pulseaudio was not

How do you disable pulse-audio? so i can give you some feedback

easy way seem to be killing the process... (For temporary disable at
least...) "killall pulseaudio" in terminal

"pasuspender" may / may not work

Should not have a huge performance impact but might impact stability
and audio...

You can uninstall it as well from apt-get / synaptic, but the
ubuntu-desktop package depends on it... (That packjage seem to pull in
al the normal package for a standard Ubuntu desktop install)

Gert

[calhau0]

ok tried that, tomb raider 3 don't run at all when pulse audio is disabled
Crayon physics runs slow anyway.

any other suggestion?

[Usurp]

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 21:09, calhau0 <[email protected]> wrote:

compiz was disabled
pulseaudio was not

How do you disable pulse-audio? so i can give you some feedback

easy way seem to be killing the process... (For temporary disable at
least...) "killall pulseaudio" in terminal

"pasuspender" may / may not work

Should not have a huge performance impact but might impact stability
and audio...

You can uninstall it as well from apt-get / synaptic, but the
ubuntu-desktop package depends on it... (That packjage seem to pull in
al the normal package for a standard Ubuntu desktop install)

Gert

pulseaudio is becoming gnome's default sound subsystem,
do you want to say goodbye to all gnome users in the near future ?

[austin987]

On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 4:29 AM, Usurp <[email protected]> wrote:

pulseaudio is becoming gnome's default sound subsystem,
do you want to say goodbye to all gnome users in the near future ?

The same has been said for OSS/Alsa/Esound/etc. Instead of moving to a
new buggy subsystem, they should fix their bugs properly first,
instead of depending on third party applications to make
adjustments/hacks to satisfy PulseAudio.

--
-Austin

[Usurp]

On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 4:29 AM, Usurp <[email protected]> wrote:

pulseaudio is becoming gnome's default sound subsystem,
do you want to say goodbye to all gnome users in the near future ?

The same has been said for OSS/Alsa/Esound/etc. Instead of moving to a
new buggy subsystem, they should fix their bugs properly first,
instead of depending on third party applications to make
adjustments/hacks to satisfy PulseAudio.

--
-Austin

As a result, esd is dead, Alsa is almost everywhere and there is only OSS/esd emulation.
Beware, there is also PulseAudio support for KDE