Description of volume icon seems incorrect

Should we break the string freeze or fix it in lucid edition 2?

In my opinion this is a rather inimportant bug. If a user follows the given instructions he will see that all functions are available on a left click. This bug alone doesn't justify a string freeze break. I just filed the bug to inform the authors. For me it would be okay to fix it in a later edition.

Hi guys,

You are right. It was a mistake on my part. All the options are available on
left click.
I think we should fix it solely because it would be very wrong in our part
to allow incorrect information in the manual.

Regards,

Sayantan Das

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On 10 April 2010 22:13, Jochen Skulj <email address hidden> wrote:

> In my opinion this is a rather inimportant bug. If a user follows the
> given instructions he will see that all functions are available on a
> left click. This bug alone doesn't justify a string freeze break. I just
> filed the bug to inform the authors. For me it would be okay to fix it
> in a later edition.
>
> --
> Description of volume icon seems incorrect
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/560262
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> Status in Ubuntu Manual: Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> Following paragraph seems to be not totally correct for me:
>
> »A volume icon, sitting on the top right corner of the screen, provides
> quick access to different audio related functions. Left clicking on the
> volume icon shows up a slider button which you can move horizontally to
> increase/decrease volume. Right clicking on the volume icon allows you to
> choose between muting the sound and Sound Preferences. Selecting \emph{Sound
> Preferences} opens up another window which provides access to sound themes,
> hardware, input and output preferences. Sound Preferences can also be found
> if you go to \menu{System \then Preferences \then Sound.}«
>
> I think, all audio related functions - including muting and Sound
> Preferences are available on a left click. The right click enables you -
> like on all other applets - to move and remove the applet.
>
>
>
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this has been fixed. revision 786.