I'm on Maya 64 bit Cinnamon edition. About 4 people use this desktop regularly. One user, for some unknown reason, always turns the sound all the way down from the software mixer after logging in. If another user is logged in at the same time, and let's say has the volume set at 50%, that user won't have sound after unlocking their session. They will have to log out and log back in.
This actually seems like a bug with pulse to me, but I wanted to get some input before submitting a report.
Sound on multi-user system
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Sound on multi-user system
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Re: Sound on multi-user system
It is user sound control, presumably all users are in a sound group and can modify sound levels: I don't think it can be called a bug, simply a user designated procedure
--I think it is more to do with desktops all being assigned the same X-server and not having completely independent control of all features of the desktop themes/sound, fonts and so on...
--if people know this (the 4 users), then either they can request the user that lowers the volume to reset it before locking their session, or the other users can expect to logout/login to set the volume for themselves
--I think it is more to do with desktops all being assigned the same X-server and not having completely independent control of all features of the desktop themes/sound, fonts and so on...
- Or the last session creates the look for others, especially if you don't have session logoff at the end of each session (lock screens only..)
--if people know this (the 4 users), then either they can request the user that lowers the volume to reset it before locking their session, or the other users can expect to logout/login to set the volume for themselves
- Getting the default setting (volume) by logout/login seems perfectly normal
--you are just getting the system defaults by this relogging process..