Josh,

It shouldn't be a problem as long as they're in the same group (I think 
it's the audio group, at least, that's what it is in Debian) and as long 
as whatever program is running in another session that grabs the audio 
device is shutdown.  If that isn't a possibility, then perhaps a sound 
daemon such as esound or artsd could be used.  If you've got a few 
bucks, the SoundBlaster Live! is an excellently supported soundcard that 
has multiple hardware DSP's so that you can run multiple audio programs 
without the use of a software sound daemon.

-Scott

Josh Coffman wrote:

>Something I haven't gotten working in my FC4 is
>allowing multiple simultaneous sessions to share
>devices such as sound or dvd/cdrw.
>
>I'd like to allow my kids to switch to their own
>session without logging off my wife or myself. That's
>no problem, but then things like sound or dvd access
>doesn't work because the devices are already under the
>control of the first user.
>
>I'm pretty sure this is permissions thing, but I don't
>know where/how to adjust this. Anybody know how to do
>this?
>
>Thanks
>
>
>Shin zen ni rei
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