packaging.adoc: adjust info to match newer versions of jackd

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Nedko Arnaudov 2023-05-28 05:45:32 +03:00
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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Server auto-launching is implemented as fork+exec (starting new process) of jack
* Cons:
** User is blind about what happens with JACK server execution if it auto-started rather than manually started.
** No JACK D-Bus only control/monitor applications can be used.
** No audio card negotiation with PulseAudio.
** [line-through]#No audio card negotiation with PulseAudio.#
=== Scenario 2: D-Bus only JACK
@ -36,19 +36,19 @@ Server auto-launching is implemented as D-Bus call that auto-activates JACK D-Bu
** JACK D-Bus aware control/monitor applications can be used, resulting in much better [Linux] end-user (especially desktop) experience.
** Audio card negotiation with PulseAudio.
* Cons:
** This is not the classic environment most current JACK users are aware of.
** This is/was not the classic environment most current JACK users are/were aware of before year 2008.
** If D-Bus session bus gets misconfigured/non-functional, user is not able to use JACK server before fixing it.
=== Scenario 3: D-Bus JACK and Classic JACK mixture
IMPORTANT: This scenario is not supported by LADI project and is kept for reference.
Both D-Bus launcher (jackdbus executable) and classic launcher (jackd executable) are installed. Server auto-launching is implemented as fork+exec (starting new process) of jackd executable - the classic JACK server launcher. Audio card negotiation with PulseAudio in implemented in jackdbus only.
Both D-Bus launcher (jackdbus executable) and classic launcher (jackd executable) are installed. Server auto-launching is implemented as fork+exec (starting new process) of jackd executable - the classic JACK server launcher. [line-through]#Audio card negotiation with PulseAudio in implemented in jackdbus only.#
* Pros:
** If D-Bus session bus gets misconfigured/non-functional, user is able to fallback to jackd, with its pros and cons.
** User can start the JACK server both through jackdbus and jackd (and also through qjackctl when configured without jackdbus supoprt).
** Audio card negotiation with PulseAudio if and only if jackdbus is used.
** [line-through]#Audio card negotiation with PulseAudio if and only if jackdbus is used.#
* Cons:
** non-dbus aware tools (like qjackctl when configured without jackdbus support) or auto-launching will start jackd, associated with:
*** User is blind about what happens with JACK server execution if jackd is autolaunched.