1. Open the Settings app.
2. Open Sound then choose a different Alert Sound at the bottom of the page.
3. Open a terminal/console app
4. Press the backspace key.
5. You should hear the chosen Alert Sound
What Happens
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In my case, I always hear the default alert sound.
In that bug, it seems like switching to the default then to a different alert sound changed the sound.
Other Info
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Ubuntu includes a Yaru sound theme by default. Unlike other themes, Freedesktop.org sound themes are fairly rare in desktop Linux.
The bug seemed to also happen to me if I built gnome-control-center without our sound theme patch.
Test Case
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1. Open the Settings app.
2. Open Sound then choose a different Alert Sound at the bottom of the page.
3. Open a terminal/console app
4. Press the backspace key.
5. You should hear the chosen Alert Sound
What Happens
------------
In my case, I always hear the default alert sound.
This issue may have been previous reported in https:/ /launchpad. net/bugs/ 1871320
In that bug, it seems like switching to the default then to a different alert sound changed the sound.
Other Info
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Ubuntu includes a Yaru sound theme by default. Unlike other themes, Freedesktop.org sound themes are fairly rare in desktop Linux.
The bug seemed to also happen to me if I built gnome-control- center without our sound theme patch.
https:/ /salsa. debian. org/gnome- team/gnome- control- center/ -/blob/ ubuntu/ master/ debian/ patches/ ubuntu/ sound-Add- a-button- to-select- the-default- theme.patch
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