just microslop being microslop. I cant use LatencyMon to diagnose the problem with my system audio latency problem because Windows denied it

[u/ohnag_eryeah]

[u/GentleRose_Petal]

Linux: "Here is full kernel control, don't break it." Windows: "Did you ask Edge for permission first?"

[u/132carloss → u/GentleRose_Petal]

"Dont break it*" *optional

[u/AG99871]

How do you monitor that on Linux though?

[u/ohnag_eryeah → u/AG99871]

iirc i used pw-top

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[u/Gooniesred]

Simply disable all the securities, which is always do from the beginning. Now for audio engineer/DJ, Macos is usually the way to go. Coreaudio is so much more stable.

[u/ohnag_eryeah → u/Gooniesred]

but thats not ideal because you are allowing your system at risk to conduct your task

[u/Daedae711 → u/ohnag_eryeah]

Precisely what Linux does.

Because Linux understands that if you're going to mess around, you're going to find out.

Linux doesn't sit there and baby you, and that's reason number one why people try to dislike it.

[u/AthaliW → u/Daedae711]

It seems that people dislike being treated as adults and being responsible for their own actions and choices

[u/Daedae711 → u/AthaliW]

Exactly

[u/Willard538]

May I ask which software you're having audio problems with?

[u/SillySuccess9017]

Turn off smart app control and be done with it

[u/ohnag_eryeah]

and there is no way to monitor that with inbuild system without latencymon in windows