On 2010-10-20, 20:17, stan wrote:
> There is a way to use pulseauido as a system server, but as I
> understand it there are flaws or issues.
Yes. Apparently more like a hack than a supported feature.
> One, I think, is that everyone hears everything from everyone
> else. If there is only one device on the system, and two
> people want to play different music through it, they will both
> play at the same time. Probably not what you want.
Actually, seems to be the only reasonable semantic given the
situation, and exactly what I want. I run some application as
different user id for separation purposes, but I want all
application have access to sound.
> I suggest you ask this question on the pulseaudio mailing list
> as the pulseaudio maintainers are regulars there.
Ok, I'll try that.
Thanks!
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