Re: how is pulseaudio supposed to work?

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The problem you're getting is obviously that something else is claiming the hardware and preventing PulseAudio from taking it. Are you running KDE? If not, is ESound running in the background?

Yes, PulseAudio is a daemon. It should be started when the desktop is loaded using the command pulseaudio -D

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