Public bug reported:
[Please fix my package choice].
I'm on Ubuntu Karmic alpha with all updates to date. I'm on a second-
generation MacBook. My sound worked perfectly under Jaunty and Karmic
until the recent Pulse Audio updates. Now many of my applications are
hit and miss - youtube won't play sound but games under wine will play
sound. But I'm not complaining about that in this bug report.
If I look at my processes under System Monitor, I have about 30
instances of "aplay", each of which is using 800, 804 or 808 kbytes of
RAM and currently sleeping. I presume that these are sounds that were
supposed to play but have failed to do so given the new audio
architecture changes. I can kill them manually or using "pulseaudio
-k".
I have selected "Sound" from my System->Preferences menu to see if I can
fix it. It is misbehaving. The sound preferences window has no title
and no "X" in the close button's area. The window is about 3 screens
high and cannot be resized. If I select the tabs, the screen is only
partially drawn - it's as though it wants to spend about a minute
redrawing the screen but it never actually gets there.
I realize that the underlying problem is with Pulse Audio, but still
Sound Preferences shouldn't behave like this. Screenshots should
explain.
** Affects: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Sound Preferences window is unuseable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/411315
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