Yes. I had three users; call them A, B, C. A was getting sound. I added B
to the audio group and suddenly both B and C [which had not been getting
sound before] started getting sound. {And at least on B which I added
there was a new icon indicating that sound was up and running at the
display bar at the bottom of the screen.} As I recall, adding B to the
audio group didn't instantly fix the problem. It took at least two
distinct rebootings for things to sort themselves out. So I'm still
somewhat mystified. But definitely, adding users to the audio group is a
"good thing".
--Bob Solovay
On Thu, 9 Aug 2007, Ron Smith wrote:
I know you said not to reply, but for archival purposes, I will anyway.
I had this same problem with Kubuntu 6.06, and the solution was to add
the users that didn't have sound into the "audio" group.
--
-Ron Smith
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