I've now installed OSS4 on my system (with a lot of trouble), and it
doesn't have this issue. Therefore it would seem like this is a bug
somewhere in ALSA, but I have no idea how to debug it further. Any
suggestions?
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I removed pulseaudio with `sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio; sudo apt-get
install alsa-oss gnome-alsamixer`. The removal of pulseaudio is not
officially supported by Ubuntu (it also removes the ubuntu-desktop
package). It did remove the sound preferences as well, which is why I
had to install gnome-a
I tried both those options, with no difference.
It could also be that my entire system is freezing for a short duration,
and not just the sound. How can I verify this? dmesg doesn't snow
anything when it happens, are there any other logs I can check/enable?
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Approximately every minute, my audio breaks up briefly (for about half a
second). This happens with any application, not just my music player.
When using PulseAudio, the last piece of audio is repeated for about
half a second. When using ALSA directly (uninstalled pulseaudio a
I'm getting the same issue, and it seems like it only appeared after
upgrading to kernel 3.2.0-26.41 (Ubuntu 3.2.0-26.41-generic 3.2.19).
Every now and then my system hangs completely for about half a second (I
mostly notice it because of my music stopping).
I get the following message every now a
I'm having the same issue as Stan, but with any windows (I'm not using
Xephyr or Firefox). In my case it might be caused by some setting I
changed in my Compiz config.
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This would be a very useful feature. Without this, it is just about
impossible to find and remove all the packages I don't need.
The filter should only display packages that are manually installed, and
not a dependency of another package.
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add Manual Install filter to synaptic
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