I don't think this bug should be marked invalid, because:
- It most certainly is a regression - it used to work in Hardy.
- The default configuration in Skype is to use the default audio
devices, which seems quite fair for any application whether proprietary
or not. The bug isn't in Skype - it's in Ubuntu's audio subsystem, which
isn't returning a valid default audio device any more.
- As I understand it, one of the main aims of Ubuntu is to make things
easy for unskilled users, and any regression such as this makes it hard.
New users especially will simply assume that it's one of the things that
doesn't work in Ubuntu.
So IMHO if the problem is that pulseaudio's "default configuration"
can't work with applications like skype, it should probably be marked as
'Won't Fix' (and the bug notes should say why).
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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[REGRESSION] skype audio input/output broken in intrepid (worked in hardy)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288269
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