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Hey guys I have a problem with ALSA on debian.
- Root has sound
- User doesn't have sound (permission denied)
- Adding user to audio group and resigning in does nothing
- chmod -R r+w /dev/snd/* gives user (incomplete) sound
- Sound is locked by the current used application (you have sound on steam but no sound on the browser when you alt tab out, to get sound in the browser you ahve to close steam)
- Rebooting doesn't preserve this file permission change
Please send help
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>>52634394
bump
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>>52634394
Move to windows :)
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Reboot.
Also you should be using pulseaudio.
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Bcs problems like these I always go back to a distro that just werks
Like ubuntu
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install arch
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Year of the Linux Desktop, amirite?
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>>52634394
What a strange problem
A common problem is that it is muted. For some reason alsa loves muting by default unless it has a special install. Open 'alsamixer' and make sure it's not muted. Using pulseaudio is a pain BTW
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>>52634802
>promoting Poettering trash
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>>52635339
>debian
>desktop
Yeah, a distro that only has recent packages in a "testing" branch is clearly the pinnacle of Linux on the desktop
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>>52634394
try adding your username to audio group. then logout and login again.
sudo usermod -a -G audio LOGIN
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Add your user to the audio group.
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>>52634802
>>52635786
>>52635793
ITT: Blind people
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>>52635786
>>52635793
Can you guys learn to read what OP writes?
OP: hey guys, I have this problem. Adding user to audio group and log off and on again don't help. What should I do?
You guys : Add user to audio group and log off and on again.
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>>52634394
Your problem is you didn't read the manual
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>>52634394
install "alsa-utils" and see if you have anything muted with "alsamixer"
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