Multi-user and 3D sharing, 3D only works for the first logged in user

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Multi-user and 3D sharing, 3D only works for the first logged in user

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02-20-2005, 04:31 AM	#1
foxy123 Member Registered: Nov 2004 Distribution: Ubuntu Posts: 191 Rep:	Multi-user and 3D sharing, 3D only works for the first logged in user I've got 3 accounts on my SuSE 9.2 box and ATI 9550 graphic card. If several users log in simultenuously, 3D acceleration works only on a first logged in account. but does not for any user who logged in after that. I think it is something to do with sharing the service. Has anyone got a similar problem and successfully solved it?

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