On 07.09.2013 20:58, Damjan wrote: > did you start/enable the system wide pulseaudio service? > # systemctl enable pulseaudio.service > # systemctl start pulseaudio.service No, thanks for pointing this out. Ok i enable and starting pulseaudio.service but it change nothing on my situation. # journalctl -b shows that the PulseAudio Server started without any problem Sep 07 21:53:36 rore systemd[1]: Started PulseAudio Sound Server. and if i login with user1 and startx: Sep 07 21:54:43 rore rtkit-daemon[455]: Successfully made thread 559 of process 559 (/usr/bin/pulseaudio) owned by '1000' high priority at nice level -11. and if I switch to virtual console 2 and login with user2 and startx: Sep 07 22:26:12 rore rtkit-daemon[455]: Successfully made thread 1075 of process 1075 (/usr/bin/pulseaudio) owned by '1002' high priority at nice level -11. looks like every user get his own pulseaudio process.
