[pulseaudio-tickets] [Bug 58758] pulseaudio.desktop should have NotShowIn=KDE;

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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58758

--- Comment #10 from Matthew Cope <mccope at gmail.com> ---
(In reply to comment #9)
> Do you edit these logs before you send them? According to the logs, your
> machine-id is ${my_machine-id} and only four modules are loaded during
> startup: module-device-restore, module-stream-restore, module-card-restore
> and module-augment-properties. There's no sign of any ALSA modules getting
> loaded, despite there being log messages from an ALSA sink. Also, it looks
> like the log level is "info", not "debug" as instructed.

Yes, I wasn't sure if machine-id value is sensitive from a security POV, so I
have edited it out - if it isn't then I won't bother in future :-)

I logged in and out a few times to check if there was still the delay and so
the messages repeated a few times - I tried to cut it down to what looked like
only one login event but I might have pruned a bit too much!

The log level is definitely 'debug'.  I'm getting the log by grepping
/var/log/messages for pulseaudio.  

Looking at the log file now there are lines like:
May  6 16:42:04 debian pulseaudio[7281]: (6648.654|   0.000) [alsa-sink]
alsa-sink.c: Device suspended...

So I must have messed up the debug log; I'll give it another go.

> You could also try adding module-x11-xsmp back to start-pulseaudio-x11 and
> commenting out module-x11-cork-request and/or module-x11-publish instead.
> The idea would be to find out if one of the modules loaded by
> start-pulseaudio-x11 causes the delay.

Ok, will do.  Thanks for the feedback.

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