Le 4 janvier 2008, Raúl Sánchez Siles a écrit : > Hello Filipus: > > IMHO, I think you are mixing different concepts. One thing is system wide > volume level which are stored on a system wide basis, previosluy with > alsa-utils init script ( no longer present) and another, different, thing is > user level volumes. > > Once you power your system up you start it as system wide and hence the > alsa > init script do its work. Remember you are not forced to log in when you power > on your computer. This would be the case for example a media center. > > After this, you are free to log in and there is where kmix is doing it's > job. > > The problem as you say is when you shutdown. Well, it is certain that alsa > will store the settings for the last user that changed them, but otherwise, > alsa would have to take into account what user has the right to do these > operations and remember it, this is not very handy.
I don't understand this sentence. Since it's certain that alsa will store the settings for the last user that changed them, how can you write about a different situation?
