Yep, to me, all the time. Number one pet peeve - I can't disable mic auto-volume. Number two - if you don't run Gnome, you're screwed having to resort to very

Yep, to me, all the time. Number one pet peeve - I can't disable mic auto-volume. Number two - if you don't run Gnome, you're screwed having to resort to very complex, not-self-documenting command line tools to do the simplest of stuff. How do I change the volume of the box from the command line ? Number 3 - everytime I plug my laptop's DisplayPort into a TV (used for presentations here), PA routes the audio automatically over the TV. But when I plug it out, the sounds happly continues into the depths of /dev/null, and I have yet to find a way to re-route it to my headphones without killing the PA daemon. And I can continue. PA works ok only if you if you run Gnome, and you never plug in/out audio devices. It's a horrible software piece, but I'm stuck with it because it's not my priority to write audio daemon replacements.