@Andrew
On my system, flat-volumes = no is already set.
@Daniel
Could you be more specific on the workaround ? How do we ignore channels ? A reasonable solution would be to be able to change PCM only, so being able to ignore channels would work.
Also, you say the bug comes from linux drivers. Can you tell us where we can report the source of the problem ? You also mention broken hardware. What do you mean by that ?
@Sam Vilain
Does your Gnome Alsa mixer workaround allow the following (and if yes, can you explain how to set it up ?)
- Changing the volume through the sound applet (the speaker icon in the top right corner of the screen) with only left click and drag?
- Changing the volume with multimedia buttons ?
TIA
@Andrew
On my system, flat-volumes = no is already set.
@Daniel
Could you be more specific on the workaround ? How do we ignore channels ? A reasonable solution would be to be able to change PCM only, so being able to ignore channels would work.
Also, you say the bug comes from linux drivers. Can you tell us where we can report the source of the problem ? You also mention broken hardware. What do you mean by that ?
@Sam Vilain
Does your Gnome Alsa mixer workaround allow the following (and if yes, can you explain how to set it up ?)
- Changing the volume through the sound applet (the speaker icon in the top right corner of the screen) with only left click and drag?
- Changing the volume with multimedia buttons ?
TIA