I originally posted this in response to your problem on the debian user forums. I'm just wondering if you've read it, so I put it here too. I do have some suggestions to get the system sounds to play. As I remember there are some dependencies to get the sounds to play. As far as I know the sound files that are necessary do not even exist until you install them. If you could find some type of Ubuntu how-to for system sounds I would follow it exactly and it should still work even if you are using pulseaudio. If you can't find one these are the packages that I think you may need. gstreamer-esd ( or something like that, its the esd gstreamer plugin if you do not already have it installed, you probably do) linux-sound-base (i believe that is what it is called) gnome-audio ( this is the package that contains the sound files i believe) then restart and see if you got system sounds, of course make sure the pulseaudio server is started as it should on startup once again if you can find some ubuntu documentation on system sounds i suggest you follow it, it should still work with pulseaudio. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/pulseaudio-discuss/attachments/20070323/3d7b4569/attachment.htm>
