Alan Cox wrote:
VT switch locking policy is handled by X, and by X clients, the kernel just implements the rules.
I missed this part in my other response. X has historically _not_ been a layer that dictates any policy at all. Is it really true now that a policy decision in X forces the rest of the system to break access to audio devices? That's even more shocking than someone thinking this is a good idea in the first place.
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