#9913 NORM 1.5-sof: sugar frame speaker icon does not reflect volume hot key usage
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Tue Apr 17 21:47:56 EDT 2012
#9913: sugar frame speaker icon does not reflect volume hot key usage
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Reporter: Andy Pei | Owner: sayamindu
Type: defect | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: 1.5-software-later
Component: sugar | Version: 1.5 Software Build os64 aka 10.1.0
Resolution: | Keywords:
Next_action: design | Verified: 0
Deployment_affected: | Blockedby:
Blocking: 10229, 11780 |
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Changes (by Quozl):
* next_action: diagnose => design
Comment:
Your test case is wrong, sorry. It is not a problem of key mapping.
When you use Fn+F11 and Fn+F12 these keys are handled by Sugar instead of
olpc-kbdshim. When you use F11 and F12 these keys are handled by olpc-
kbdshim. We want the keys to be handled by olpc-kbdshim, since olpc-
kbdshim will work in text console, Sugar, or GNOME. Fn+F11 and Fn+F12
will only work in Sugar.
The test case should be: Start Sugar. Start Terminal actvitiy, run
alsamixer, so that the Master mixer is visible on the left. Show the
frame. Right click on the speaker icon to show the speaker volume. See
the attached screenshot. Note how the Master mixer control is displayed
now in three positions on screen; (1) the Sugar Frame, (2) alsamixer
coloured vertical bar, (3) alsamixer selected control yellow text "dB
gain".
Then, press F11 (VolumeDown) and the volume should visibly decrease on all
three positions, press F12 (VolumeUp) and the volume should visibly
increase on all three positions.
Currently this test case fails. Only the alsamixer controls change. The
Sugar control does not.
Also, manual changes made in Terminal to the alsamixer control using up or
down arrow keys should be reflected in the Sugar control. Currently this
does not occur either.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/9913#comment:21>
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