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The new version is in karmic now
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Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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the bug has been fixed upstream now
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Status: Triaged = Fix Committed
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Because I posted the Phoronix link, I should also post this correction:
http://www.hadess.net/2009/01/nb-it-doesnt-actually-look-like-that.html
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My concrete problem is that the front panel mic input doesn't seem to
work. While troubleshooting this, I have read enough to actually almost
understand the interface jumble that is the gnome-volume-control applet,
but nowhere near enough to understand whether the actual problem is
already
Upstream bug http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=350667 holds some
promise for a less zany interface if it ever gets implemented.
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Also http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=329923 outlines some
fundamental issues to be resolved.
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
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The next version of gnome-volume-control will allegedly bring some
relief. Here is an overview:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=gnome_sound_controlnum=1
(note the article has two pages, all the real meat is on the second page
[grr]).
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do you have any issue which is not already described in an another bug?
bugs are to describe specific issues
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You
Isn't the applet you are referring to called gnome-volume-control (as of
Intrepid, in package gnome-media)? That's the applet I get when I
right-click on the speaker in the top menu bar and select open volume
control from the menu.
Here's a screenshot of gnome-alsamixer:
Adding insult to injury, the big friendly Help button in the lower left
corner of gnome-volume-control brings up a friendly Unable to load
page -- The requested URI ghelp:///gnome-volume-control is invalid
error message. This will apparently be fixed in Jaunty (LP bug
#259945).
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FYI: the result of entering this in the support tracker is not
encouraging: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/24030
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Confirmed due to its relationship to the blueprint
https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/cleanup-audio-jumble
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Another possibility is to create an entry of this in
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/. However, since this is not really a bug,
and needs more discussion before implementation is possible, I would
like to close this report.
Thanks
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Does any specification exist for this feature?
If not then I guess you can claim it's not a bug on the grounds that it
doesn't fail to meet its spec. At the same time, the feature doesn't
succeed in meeting any spec that I know of. That really sounds like a
fundamental design bug to me.
Does
I would suggest that a blueprint will be created for this, since this
seems to be a substantial additional feature as described here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SpecSpec
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I would very much consider this a usability bug in gnome-alsamixer.
AlsaMixer shows all channels exposed by Alsa directly, much of which
depends on the hardware, and is rather unintelligible for casual users.
I propose replacing Alsa Mixer with something simpler, perhaps creating
two 'modes' of
Prashant Vaibhav wrote:
I propose replacing Alsa Mixer with something simpler, perhaps
creating two 'modes' of operation, a simple mode and an advanced mode
(which can be the current implementation).
I don't think this will fix the problem. I am a sophisticated user
(among other things, it
Perhaps the main problem is how alsa drivers give the information to the
gnome-alsa mixer ?
Toine
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Thanks for submitting this report.
After examining this information, we feel that this might rather be a
support request than a bug report. Have you tried to get an answer for
this in the support tracker?
How would you like this information to be implemented into the software?
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No I have not tried to get an answer in the support tracker.
I consider the problem a usability bug. In other words, although I would
of course like the system to be explained to me (that's a typical
support response), I can't imagine that any explanation of this
interface will be simple enough
Thanks for the co-operation.
It would be helpful to know how this can be addressed in regards to
improving the software (which is what the bug report would be for). How
can the usability be improved? Is it purely a documentation problem, or
are there other steps required. If it is documentation,
It's hard to prescribe specific improvements with confidence until I
understand what the software does, and I still don't. So you could
start with documentation, but my feeling is that documentation alone is
inadequate, because a reasonably sophisticated user should not have to
read docs to make
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