How to set up an audio app on Linux without desktop?

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For the graphics part, it seems what you want is direct access to the framebuffer in Linux.

I’m not familiar with that, but that question has been asked on the forum before. See if the answers in the topics below are somehow helpful for your case:

Linux Framebuffer

Hi Jules Just discovered Juce, played with the demo, and I’m very impressed. Currently also looking at QT embeded for a standalone, commercial boot/rescue CD environment that doesn’t require X. Does the Linux build of Juce support framebuffer graphics or is X11 required ? Many thanks for your help Nick

Direct frame buffer

Has anyone gotten JUCE running on top of direct frame buffer.

Removing X dependency and just use OpenGLES/framebuffer graphics on linux

Hi all We’ve been using JUCE on our embedded ARM platform running linux and it’s going well. One thing we still would like to do is get rid of the X server. There are framebuffer drivers for the Mali GPU we have on board, so in theory we could do 100% openGLES graphics without needing X. What do we have to do in JUCE, to just use openGLES graphics, and get rid of the X dependency? Is it just a matter of making all components we are using use a GL context/renderer (basically attach one to …

Non-X11 version of JUCE?

Dumb question - has anyone thought of the option of having JUCE run without X11, eg: running on DirectFB or some other framebuffer type device?

BTW this is by no mean a complete list, you could find more searching with the search feature of the forum, or with Google