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 ====== Low Latency Kernel ====== ====== Low Latency Kernel ======
  
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   * The DAW(s) that you use.   * The DAW(s) that you use.
   * Loopers, beatboxes, drum machines, sequencers.   * Loopers, beatboxes, drum machines, sequencers.
 +  * Ffmpeg, if you intend to do screen captures with it.
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 You do not need to worry about getting everything all at once; if something needs to be //less nice// with other processes, you'll hear it. You can whitelist it as needed, and the change will be immediate. You do not need to worry about getting everything all at once; if something needs to be //less nice// with other processes, you'll hear it. You can whitelist it as needed, and the change will be immediate.
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 +<WRAP important>​
 +If you came here for a low latency kernel, that's it! you're done. You can skip the next section.
 +</​WRAP>​
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 ====== Realtime Kernel ====== ====== Realtime Kernel ======
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   -The kernel source code   -The kernel source code
   -Realtime patches for the source code   -Realtime patches for the source code
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 ===== Patching the Kernel ===== ===== Patching the Kernel =====
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 Launch ''​menuconfig'',​ an ncurses-based,​ menu-driven list of possible options for your new kernel. The menu can be overwhelming,​ but as it starts off with the default Slackware configuration,​ there will not be much you need to change, but for the realtime options. ​ Launch ''​menuconfig'',​ an ncurses-based,​ menu-driven list of possible options for your new kernel. The menu can be overwhelming,​ but as it starts off with the default Slackware configuration,​ there will not be much you need to change, but for the realtime options. ​
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 +<​code>​
 +# make menuconfig
 +</​code>​
  
 Most of the realtime options can be found in the **Processor type and features** menu. Most of the realtime options can be found in the **Processor type and features** menu.
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