Adam Williamson wrote:
On Wed, 2009-04-29 at 09:30 -0700, Nathan Grennan wrote:
I have installed Fedora 11 preview in VMware, and found that
PulseAudio has become more entrenched in Gnome. :( The first symptom of
it was the login sound kept repeating till I killed PulseAudio. I found
that panel applet was useless. So I hunted for a way to revert to the
previous style.
First I found I could just downgrade to the older version of
gnome-media, but I couldn't do the same with gnome-applets. I tried
recompiling the old gnome-applets against the newer Gnome, but that
didn't work. Then I found that the newer version of both packages have
configure options to revert to the previous style. So I downloaded the
src.rpms and recompiled both. It works!
I am glad I found these configure options. For a minute I was
considering trying to move to XFCE again.
You obviously missed the last week of fedora-devel-list. :)
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=498136
I just looked over you package and gave it some thought. This package
only solves one of my two problems and creates another. It solves the
lack of the mixer application, but doesn't solve the lack of the good
mixer applet. It also creates the new problem of that if you restore the
mixer applet it will run the wrong mixer application, since your mixer
is renamed.
The best solution would probably to be a second package with the
mixer applet, but with a patch to use the new name of the mixer
application. Then both the old and new could co-exist, I think.
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