It was recently said on linux-audio-dev
that there are two kinds of audio projects, one that leaves people saying "There's an old version
at http://someurl.com/, but I don't think the author works on it any more..." and the other that
people say "There's a version out on their web site, but development is so fast that you should
really run it out of CVS..." -- Jack is in the latter group.
Point being, we try to make releases but CVS is always ahead of us.
[ current release | past releases ]
In CVS, we bump the minor version rather frequently; releases will not occur for every version number change.
$ cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/jackit login [Hit <enter> if it asks you for a password] $ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/jackit co jack [copious output] $ cd jack $ ./autogen.sh [copious output] $ make [more output] $ su -c 'make install' [a password and output as well; an install is necessary so that the driver can be found]
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