I changed the status of this bug report.
This was because I cannot confirm it is fixed.
However, the executable canberra-gtk-play is now installed into the correct folder.
It is just that it won't play. I still cannot hear system-ready nor login sounds.
This makes me believe that another bug has been introduced with this upload (0.28-0ubuntu1).
Once again the workaround I have described above works, up to the version 0.26-1ubuntu10.
I can see from Launchpad, that this version has already been superseeded because of incompatible settings system.
The newest build (0.28-0ubuntu2), however, failed to build.
I changed the status of this bug report.
This was because I cannot confirm it is fixed.
However, the executable canberra-gtk-play is now installed into the correct folder.
It is just that it won't play. I still cannot hear system-ready nor login sounds.
This makes me believe that another bug has been introduced with this upload (0.28-0ubuntu1).
Once again the workaround I have described above works, up to the version 0.26-1ubuntu10.
I can see from Launchpad, that this version has already been superseeded because of incompatible settings system.
The newest build (0.28-0ubuntu2), however, failed to build.