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With ALSA (no pulseaudio - this is the default for Debian Buster), the master level is not saved after a reboot. On my system, it is always set to 69%. With PulseAudio, the level is saved.
Apparently, there is no mixer for other (non-master) levels anymore - do I have to install something, or they are indeed no more?
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Set the master level in the applet to 100% and reboot
Expected behaviour
The level is set to 100%
Actual behaviour
The level is set to 69%
MATE general version
1.20.4
Package version
1.20.4-2 (Debian Buster repos)
Linux Distribution
Debian Buster
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With ALSA (no pulseaudio - this is the default for Debian Buster), the master level is not saved after a reboot. On my system, it is always set to 69%. With PulseAudio, the level is saved.
Apparently, there is no mixer for other (non-master) levels anymore - do I have to install something, or they are indeed no more?
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Set the master level in the applet to 100% and reboot
Expected behaviour
The level is set to 100%
Actual behaviour
The level is set to 69%
MATE general version
1.20.4
Package version
1.20.4-2 (Debian Buster repos)
Linux Distribution
Debian Buster
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: