Linux audio 6

In this Linux audio small session, we looked at how linux determines the order of processes. The command "top" shows the running processes, including their unique identifier number called PID. To make audio processes be the first in line to be processed - to work faster - you can force the system to deal with audio tasks first, by using the PID number. "pstree" is another fine command to look at the tree structure of what you are doing at your computer.

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  • Title: Linux audio 6
  • Description: In this Linux audio small session, we looked at how linux determines the order of processes.
    The command "top" shows the running processes, including their unique identifier number called PID. To make audio processes be the first in line to be processed - to work faster - you can force the system to deal with audio tasks first, by using the PID number.
    "pstree" is another fine command to look at the tree structure of what you are doing at your computer.
  • Owner: Wendy Van Wynsberghe

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