I attached a patch to be applied to /usr/share/gconf/schemas/gnome-audio-profiles.schemas
> What's the next step to get the bug solved?
The next step is to get this patch into Maverick. In an ideal world, gnome-media should adopt it, then Ubuntu should simply pull it in from the upstream repo's. However, there's no time for that anymore; the gnome-media people haven't even looked at my new bug report yet, leave alone discussed it and committed it, and Maverick comes out of beta and into "release candidate" in 2 days, at which point they won't be willing to change a lot anymore, leave alone pulling in new stuff from upstream. Our only chance is that some friendly ubuntu developer is willing to slip this in as a last-minute ubuntu-specific patch. I wouldn't hold my breath; my best bet is that users will still be plagued with quality=6 until "Natty Narwhal" comes out. It's a shame because it's only a few lines in gnome-audio-profiles.schemas (ignoring translation to other languages than English for now); no recompiling required or anything.
I attached a patch to be applied to /usr/share/ gconf/schemas/ gnome-audio- profiles. schemas
> What's the next step to get the bug solved?
The next step is to get this patch into Maverick. In an ideal world, gnome-media should adopt it, then Ubuntu should simply pull it in from the upstream repo's. However, there's no time for that anymore; the gnome-media people haven't even looked at my new bug report yet, leave alone discussed it and committed it, and Maverick comes out of beta and into "release candidate" in 2 days, at which point they won't be willing to change a lot anymore, leave alone pulling in new stuff from upstream. Our only chance is that some friendly ubuntu developer is willing to slip this in as a last-minute ubuntu-specific patch. I wouldn't hold my breath; my best bet is that users will still be plagued with quality=6 until "Natty Narwhal" comes out. It's a shame because it's only a few lines in gnome-audio- profiles. schemas (ignoring translation to other languages than English for now); no recompiling required or anything.
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ABX results or else it's just your imagination.
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