[00:46] <sakrecoer> managed to finish my work and fix the system. followed your advice OvenWerks and it went smooth. <3 Many thanks! No idea what happened, but things are looking good so i'm happy with that!
[00:47] <sakrecoer> now to get some sleep before the presentation tomorrow lol! g'night! o/
[04:16] <oniaiki> Hello everyone.Quick question: UbuntuStudio 18.04 LTS as host. i want to use KVM to run some win apps I need. Do you think it will affect the low-latency kernel or affect performance on audio apps (when kvm not used)?
[04:17] <oniaiki> I do not want to install any virtualization technology that will replace or affect the low-latency kernel. But I need to run Windows sometimes
[04:17] <Eickmeyer> oniaiki: I'm limited in my help right now, but the low-latency kernel can run virtual machines. In fact, the differences are so minute between the stock Ubuntu kernel and the low-latency kernel that I wouldn't worry about it at all.
[04:17] <oniaiki> I could run wine for somethings but I need some virtualization solution.
[04:18] <oniaiki> Ok. I think I will run kvm. For what I recall that is is a kernel module and is already on the linux kernel. So I think it will not replace it.
[04:19] <Eickmeyer> oniaiki: wine isn't a virtual machine, but a compatiblity layer.
[04:20] <oniaiki> But did not find any forum that referred about that particular subject, so i was afraid the virtualization technology would replace my tuned kernel.
[04:20] <Eickmeyer> If you really want to, you can always install "linux-generic" for the stock Ubuntu kernel. You'll be given a choice of kernels at boot.
[04:21] <oniaiki> or change kernel parameters that will screw up things on the LL kernel
[04:21] <Eickmeyer> Also, you're not running Ubuntu Studio 18.04 LTS unless you have the backports PPA enabled.
[04:21] <OerHeks> why would kvm replace a kernel?
[04:21] <Eickmeyer> !ubuntustudio-backports
[04:21] <Eickmeyer> KVM is built-in to the kernel.
[04:25] <oniaiki> Ok, Then I might be ok. I am a FreeBSD guy, and just learning about UbuntuStudio. It does have all Audio/Video Production stuff just right out of the box. Thanks for the help.
[04:25] <Eickmeyer> You're welcome.
[04:25]  * Eickmeyer heads to bed
[04:27] <oniaiki> It has been working great with my AKAI LPD8,LPK25 and EWI-USB. those work amazingly.
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