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Why isn't the audio device owned by the logged in user? udev could easily do that. It'd be a problem if more than one user in logged in to the local console, i
by xorcist 5y ago
Why isn't the audio device owned by the logged in user? udev could easily do that.
It'd be a problem if more than one user in logged in to the local console, in a multi head environment for example. But those are rare, and already have to solve the same problem for other console related devices such as mice and keyboard.