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[Jaejin Lee <tachyian@xxxxxxxxx>]

** Summary changed:

- Changing volume using media keys on second monitor affects gnome desktop theme
+ Changing volume using media keys or custom keyboard shortcuts on second monitor affects gnome desktop theme

** Description changed:

  I'm running Ubuntu Hardy amd64 with compiz enabled for both my laptop
  and desktop. Both have nVidia graphic card and their own dual monitor
  setup, i.e., laptop has a second monitor and the desktop has TV
  connection. Also, both nVidia cards use open source driver(nvidia-glx).
- The symptom is that if I change the volume using dedicated media keys on
- the keyboard with the mouse focus on the second monitor, it affects
- gnome desktop theme, e.g., icon theme and/or window decorator theme
- depending on monitor. It affects only the icon theme on the
+ The symptom is that if I change the volume using dedicated media keys or
+ custom keyboard shortcuts with the mouse focus on the second monitor, it
+ affects gnome desktop theme, e.g., icon theme and/or window decorator
+ theme depending on monitor. It affects only the icon theme on the
  primary(first) monitor. But, on the second monitor both icon theme and
  window decorator are affected. It seems that the icon theme and the gtk
  theme roll back to the default gnome icon theme and gtk theme (maybe
  Raleigh), respectively, and then come back to the normal theme. Changing
- volume using media keys shouldn't affect any component of the desktop
- theme in any way. If I turn off the compiz effect, it simply doesn't
- happen. It only occurs with compiz effect turned on. It also doesn't
- happen if I change the volume any other way, e.g., using volume control
- on the panel or custom keyboard setup. It only happens with the
- combination of separate monitor setup + compiz turned on + media keys.
- Here is the version info; kernel: 2.6.24-24-generic, nvidia-glx:
- 1:96.43.05, compiz: 1:0.7.4. Thanks in advance.
+ volume shouldn't affect any component of the desktop theme in any way.
+ If I turn off the compiz effect, it simply doesn't happen. It only
+ occurs with compiz effect turned on. It also doesn't happen if I change
+ the volume using volume control on the panel. It only happens with the
+ combination of separate monitor setup + compiz turned on + focus on
+ second monitor. Here is the version info; kernel: 2.6.24-24-generic,
+ nvidia-glx: 1:96.43.05, compiz: 1:0.7.4. Thanks in advance.

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Changing volume using media keys or custom keyboard shortcuts on second monitor affects gnome desktop theme
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/420702
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