Le dimanche 11 janvier 2009 à 16:51 +0100, Luca Ferretti a écrit : > A. With pulseaudio > * gnome-volume-control (NEW, not the previous one) from > gnome-media > * gnome-volume-control-applet from gnome-media (new, a > notification icon, not a real panel applet like the > previous one) > B. Without pulseaudio > * gnome-volume-control (AKA gst-mixer) from gnome-media So there are two gnome-volume-control binaries, and the selection has to be done at compile time. I find this a bit silly, since we need to support both at run time. We could work around it at the distribution level by wrapping them in a script that checks with GConf what is the current audio sink, but this is a bit hackish. I’m more worried about the applet. While I perfectly understand the benefits gnome-volume-control can have by using PA directly, there is nothing in the applet’s UI that will be improved this way. Why not keep the current GStreamer code, porting it to a notification icon if you find it better? It would also be more consistent with the sound setting in gnome-settings-daemon. > So it seems to me that we should officially promote pulseaudio as > official dep, or readd volume control applet and audio capplet > somewhere. I don’t mind libpulse as a hard dependency. What I seriously mind is breaking systems on which the pulseaudio daemon is not started. -- .''`. : :' : We are debian.org. Lower your prices, surrender your code. `. `' We will add your hardware and software distinctiveness to `- our own. Resistance is futile.
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