alsa, pulseaudio AND jack?

[phonky]

Hi

I got a new laptop from my employer. A nice powerful Thinkpad X1 Carbon.
I need to use it for work, so we do a lot of remote sessions, especially now with the pandemic. I need to be able to run google meet meetings flawlessly.

Which currently works out of the box with linux manjaro which I am running.

However, I wanted to install jack to play around with supercollider.

But I couldn't get jackd to start.
I have installed jack many times, and I usually just disable all pulseaudio stuff and then sooner or later I get it to work.

But I need to get this running alongside the standard linux audio stuff. Is this possible?
I tried many suggestions online but nothing worked so far.

[LAM]

Yes is possible.
Look at my answer in this post: viewtopic.php?f=27&t=22167

[Baggypants]

I make sure I have pulseaudio-jack packages installed and tick the dbus box in the qjackctl settings. Does all the lifting for me.

[tramp]

I use this:
https://github.com/brummer10/pajackconnect
with plain jackd (no dbus)

[khz]

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