Indeed pipewire is part of the issue. Although installing kubuntu-desktop does not force pipewire (according to https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/kubuntu-desktop ), I may have enabled it wrongly while getting Wayland screensharing to work with the following:
This must have been what caused audio to break
(aside - I'd be happy to know the supported steps for xdg-portal sharing when upgrading to 22.04)
Thanks to your pointer I managed to fix it:
* recover the (wired) audio by installing wireplumber: this fixed half-setup pipewire situation.
* fix bluetooth by installing libspa-0.2-bluetooth (and restart bluetooth & wireplumber)
(see https://<email address hidden>/msg1826833.html)
So, closing this, and if it is considered an unsupported solution, sorry for taking your time!
Thanks for the support.
Indeed pipewire is part of the issue. Although installing kubuntu-desktop does not force pipewire (according to https:/ /packages. ubuntu. com/jammy/ kubuntu- desktop ), I may have enabled it wrongly while getting Wayland screensharing to work with the following:
sudo apt install xdg-desktop- portal- gnome gnome-remote- desktop # installs pipewire
systemctl --user enable pipewire- media-session media-session portal- gnome
systemctl --user start pipewire-
systemctl --user restart xdg-desktop-
This must have been what caused audio to break
(aside - I'd be happy to know the supported steps for xdg-portal sharing when upgrading to 22.04)
Thanks to your pointer I managed to fix it: 0.2-bluetooth (and restart bluetooth & wireplumber) /msg1826833. html)
* recover the (wired) audio by installing wireplumber: this fixed half-setup pipewire situation.
* fix bluetooth by installing libspa-
(see https://<email address hidden>
So, closing this, and if it is considered an unsupported solution, sorry for taking your time!