Adam Williamson wrote:
Pity that soundwrapper is poorly implemented: if a remote X user open a sound application and a local user has artsd|esd running the sound will be routed to the local user, not the remote one.Er, that's because if you use a sound server you're meant to route *all* sound through it. If you're using arts, you should run xmms and mplayer through soundwrapper (run them as "soundwrapper xmms" and "soundwrapper mplayer", not just "xmms" and "mplayer"). If you look at Mandrake's menu entries for e.g. xmms, this is how they're launched.
I realize that remote X and remote sound is a mess right now, so I don't completely blame mandrake for this, but....
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