Op 23-12-2010 19:02, Colin Guthrie schreef: > 'Twas brillig, and duportail at 23/12/10 17:50 did gyre and gimble: >> That did it Col, thanks. >> I will look into the ACL's now.But have to write an easy script to set >> this up. > Cool :) > >> Last question: what is start-pulseaudio-x11 doing?Or what can be done >> with this? > Essentially it just loads a couple extra modules into PA (keeping in > mind that that PA is a per-user daemon but each user can theoretically > login on several X11 displays at the same time). > > One module keeps PA alive for the duration of the X11 session (normally > PA will exit after a period of inactivity). A second module publishes > connection credentials in the x11 root window. This allow us to piggy > back on SSH's X11 forwarding so that you can SSH to a remote machine and > run an X11 app and have it display on your local machine but also > produce sounds on your local machine too (assuming you've enabled > networking support in paprefs). > > These modules can't be loaded in default.pa as X11 may not be be present > when PA starts up (e.g from a console) so this script is automatically > run when the user logs into X (via XDG autostart .desktop files). > > Col > Ok,thanks Can a pulseaudio sound card be attached to a X display ,for example display :0.0 and :0.1 ? guy
