This bug is confirmed on my Sony Vaio Laptop with Feisty. Not even editing the profiles is impossible, but also trying to close any of the three open sound-juicer windows afterwards. So the only way that remains is to look for the running sound-juicer process in the console (ps ax | grep sound-juicer) and kill it manually (sudo kill XXXX). Not a very nice solution! But the above mentioned workaround with editing the Gnome audio settings via the console (gnome-audio-profiles-properties) works fine!
This bug is confirmed on my Sony Vaio Laptop with Feisty. Not even editing the profiles is impossible, but also trying to close any of the three open sound-juicer windows afterwards. So the only way that remains is to look for the running sound-juicer process in the console (ps ax | grep sound-juicer) and kill it manually (sudo kill XXXX). Not a very nice solution! But the above mentioned workaround with editing the Gnome audio settings via the console (gnome- audio-profiles- properties) works fine!