Op 16-5-2011 8:49, David Henningsson schreef: > On 2011-05-14 17:46, Tomasz Chmielewski wrote: >> Traditionally, UNIX systems were supporting multiseat desktop sessions >> (i.e. multiple keyboards, video cards, monitors attached to one PC). >> >> According to: >> >> http://pulseaudio.org/wiki/WhatIsWrongWithSystemMode >> >> What is wrong with system mode? >> >> Or with other words: if you run it that way on your desktop, >> then you are doing it the wrong way. >> >> >> What is the correct way to use PulseAudio with multiseat systems? > > Assuming there is also one sound card per seat, you should run one > PulseAudio per seat, and as the user currently logged in to that seat. > Exactly how to do that, i e set up access to the right sound card for > the logged in user (with ConsoleKit etc) is beyond my knowledge though. > Currently i use a script to set the users' default sink according the display he is on, because you do not know which user is logged in on which display.
