Steps to reproduce on up-to-date Lucid on amd64 (Thinkpad X200s): - System->Preferences->Sound->Sound Effects: Alert volume is at 100%, sound theme is "Ubuntu", alert sound is "Default", "Enable window and button events" is unselected. - System sound is not muted, volume at some reasonable level (50% in my case). - System->Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects: Select "None", click "Close"; Window manager is metacity. - Open Gnome Terminal: Edit->Profile Preferences->General: "Terminal bell" is selected. Click "Close". - In the terminal's window, hit Backspace on an empty prompt. The system alert sound is played as expected. - System->Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects: Select "Normal", confirm the pop-up, click "Close"; window manager is Compiz. - In same gnome-terminal window, empty prompt: Backspace produces no sound. - System->Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects: Select "None"; window manager is metacity again. - Alert audible again. - BTW, there's a compiz process still running even after the switch back to metacity: "/bin/sh -c /usr/bin/compiz-decorator".
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