I believe the problem is not with pulseaudio, and with indicator-sound-
gtk2, as Simon stated, it is not lubuntu-meta problem:
apt-cache show lubuntu-core lubuntu-desktop lubuntu-default-settings |
awk '$1 == "Version:" { version = $2 } $1 == "Package:" { package = $2 }
$1 == "Depends:" || $1 == "Recommends:" { for (i = 2; i <= NF; i++) {
sub(/,$/, "", $i); print $i >> "/tmp/" package "-" version } }'
diff -iuw /tmp/lubuntu-core-0.65 /tmp/lubuntu-core-0.65.2 #
+xserver-xorg-video-intel nothing relevant
diff -iuw /tmp/lubuntu-desktop-0.65 /tmp/lubuntu-desktop-0.65.2 # +pulseaudio
diff -iuw /tmp/lubuntu-default-settings-0.46
/tmp/lubuntu-default-settings-0.46.1 # +indicator-sound-gtk2
As I said on post #30 when updating just lubuntu-core and lubuntu-
desktop it brings few packages, so that is why I believe the problem is
with indicator-sound-gtk2.
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