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lubod
The version which seems to have this bug, as noted above is 19.2.1 base 32 bit.
The file ~/.desktop-session/startup which is automatically created for the demo user when using live-usb, and then copied to all users created later, has a small but irksome typo.
In the section that handles pulseaudio, the command is given as:
#pulseaudio -d &While the # is expected, so it stays commented out when you haven’t installed it, the option after pulseaudio should be “-D” (Note capital D, not lowercase).
With lowercase “-d”, it fails to run at boot. With “-D” it works as expected.
I realize this is trivial to fix manually, but hope that it can be put into the next bugfix, like 19.2.2.
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anticapitalista
Fixed! Thanks.
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