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RE: Any hope for Linux sound(revisited)?

Posted by AbeCollins (A) on July 12, 2016 at 08:15:03

In Reply to: RE: Any hope for Linux sound(revisited)? posted by soundchekk on July 12, 2016 at 01:08:47:

That's even worse on Windows or OSX and related applications, which won't even let you look under the hood.

Huh? Define "under the hood". I thought I've been looking under the hood of Mac OS X for years through the Terminal and the default bash command line shell. Mac OS X is based on UNIX and all the familiar commands and utilities live there "under the hood". ;-)

Therefore I just build my own OS and own player nowadays.

You built your own OS? What do you call it ?

And what do you call the player that you built?

What language(s) are they written in and what compiler(s) did you use in their creation?

Did you code in assembly for parts of your OS kernel ? What hardware architecture did you write your OS for?

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