Yes, that is how it behaves.
Policy rules can be changed per product, but there is no way an
application could bring in a new rule.
BR,
SSirkia
On 09/23/2011 01:55 PM, nimesh.chanch...@accenture.com wrote:
Thx! Sami .
So as I understand, policy unaware apps don't have to request for resourc
Thx! Sami .
So as I understand, policy unaware apps don't have to request for resources.
They just have to start using it? And ohmd will cork or uncork the resources as
and when it desires?
-Original Message-
From: Sami Sirkiä [mailto:sami.sir...@cybercom.com]
Sent: Friday, September 2
Hi,
Resource policy daemon (ohmd) has an enforcement module in pulseaudio.
A policy-unaware application may play sounds, but the streams are corked
if there are higher priority streams playing.
This means the audio from anroid app is not audible during phone calls,
and the application does not e
Thanks Tukka . I have aa few questions about policy unaware apps:
If the apps don't ask for the permission (policy unaware apps), they are all
going to be treated as media players. In this case, how can they know if they
are granted the permission to use a particular resource set? For instance
