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Jonas is trying to say - a lot of people will need the library but not
the daemon. E g FluidSynth (and many other applications) can use both
ALSA and JACK backends, so Debian ships FluidSynth with bindings to
libjack, although many users will just use the ALSA backend. These users
will have to install libjack but not the daemon.

And just linking to libjack doesn't cause jackd to start.

// David