Thanks to the work of David Henningsson, we now have a proper Apport symptom for audio bugs. It just got updated again to set default bug titles, which include the card/codec name and the problem, so that Launchpad’s suggested duplicates should work much more reliably.
So from now on you are strongly encouraged to report sound problems with
$ ubuntu-bug audio
instead of trying to guess the package right.
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#1 by Sense Hofstede on 2010/02/08 - 22:36
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Got no time to properly report a bug, so I’m dumping my traceback here: .
It occured when I tested it with saying that my surround speakers don’t work, that the affected device is HDA Nvidia and that I do have GNOME Pulseaudio Volumecontrol installed and in use.
#2 by pitti on 2010/02/09 - 08:53
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Sorry Sense, a bug report in my blog has just about zero visibility.
#3 by Dino Stafaldi on 2010/02/09 - 16:30
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good idea as “audio” is a permanent pain every time a new distro is coming up. Push this idea to other painfull subject like “video”, “scan”, “network”, “print”, …
Too much bug-reports are wrongly declare as “duplicate” even if we talk about different distros but same named packages: new dependencies, new settings or even new hardwares.
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#4 by Torsten Giebl on 2010/02/11 - 07:02
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What a great idea.