Bug#905774: jackd2: jackd no longer starts, since device is already in use; but who's using it?
Francesco Poli
invernomuto at paranoici.org
Thu Aug 9 22:20:56 BST 2018
On Thu, 09 Aug 2018 19:34:52 +0200 Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> Quoting Francesco Poli (2018-08-09 19:07:50)
[...]
> > All this makes perfectly sense: timidity pulled timidity-daemon by
> > recommendation. Moreover recently, the recommendation has been turned
> > into a suggestion.
>
> If I am not mistaken about english grammar...
> <nitpicking>
> either it "perfectly makes sense" or it "makes perfect sense"
> </nitpicking>
I think you're right, thanks for correcting me!
>
>
> > OK, this leaves me with the need to understand why package "timidity"
> > is installed on that machine, while it is not on the other similar
> > one. I am pretty sure I haven't installed timidity by hand...
>
> I cannot tell how your system specifically ended in that state, but
> timidity historically got auto-installed frequently (to me) like this:
>
> $stuff → libsdl-mixer1.2 → freepats → timidity
>
> My guess is that somehow (e.g. by using aptitude back when it had its
> own its own independent tracking of auto-installed packages which then
> got merged when APT grew support for that - I experienced some loss of
> flags during that period) your system lost the auto-install flag for
> timidity-daemon, keeping it around beyond removal of other packages and
> package relationships getting relaxed.
It could be, except that timidity-daemon still had the auto-install
flag and timidity has it as well...
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