[17:47] Eickmeyer: so, no more RT kernels on UbuntuStudio? [17:48] hggdh: Ubuntu hasn't had RT kernels since 10.04. [17:49] Definitely not since 12.04. [17:50] er, before 12.04. [17:50] The so-called RT kernel has no advantage over the lowlatency kernel except in dedicated, embedded systems. [17:53] ack, will adjust the factoid [17:54] lowlatency has almost all of the original RT patches included. A RT process can not lock up the machine though [17:55] Better for security that way. [17:55] both factoids updated [18:00] hggdh: Thanks! [20:45] hola [20:45] alguien que hable español === Fidel is now known as Guest36235 [20:47] ok [20:47] alguien que hable español por favor [20:57] @el me ayudas [21:00] sooo did I understand that right? No RealTime kernel for UbuntuStudio? I thought for Audio stuff you had to have it for low/no latency? [21:03] @designbybeck [sooo did I understand that right? No RealTime kernel for UbuntuStudio? I thought …], You didn't understand that right. The Ubuntu Studio you have right now has the lowlatency kernel. [21:05] Read OvenWerks's explanation above. [21:13] ah ok! [21:13] thanks