Hello,
I was wondering:
is there an option to qjackctl so that we have only one running instance ?
something like:
qjackctl --single
So next time I start it up, it will check whether there's already a running instance and just produce a message saying that one instance is already running (of course, the process state shall be examined in order to determine that the running qjackctl instance is a sound process).
Moreover, there seems to be a side-effect to the fact that you can run multiple instances of qjackctl. While it may be fine in some contexts, if you close one of them, you bring down all the others.
J.
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