I found that installing the wireplumber package resolved this for me:
sudo apt install wireplumber
I'm guessing it's a missing dependency?
Source was https://moisescardona.me/restoring-audio-after-upgrading-
ubuntu-cinnamon-remix-22-04-to-ubuntu-22-10-development-version/
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Note also that upstream claim that "resolved is not supposed to be a DNS
server"[1], so I'm a bit confused as to why Ubuntu is configured to pass
every DNS query through it. Do I need to reconfigure something?
[1]
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/4621#issuecomment-260050033
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Public bug reported:
I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 (upgraded from 17.10) on a machine with both
ethernet and wifi interfaces. When I boot, my ethernet connection
enp0s31f6 is brought up by Network Manager and given three nameserver
addresses via DHCP, 10.1.13.10, 10.1.141.10, 10.1.13.36. Running nmcli
This is *still* a problem on 16.04.1 LTS. This message in syslog:
Dec 5 14:12:11 tali avahi: Avahi detected that your currently configured local
DNS server serves
Dec 5 14:12:11 tali avahi: a domain .local. This is inherently incompatible
with Avahi and thus
Dec 5 14:12:11 tali avahi: Avahi
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