Hi,

actually there is something that could be done: you could create a
script that modifies /etc/asound.conf so that output goes to pulseaudio,
and put this script in upstart so that it is executed when the system is
booted. Then, you make it a dependency of the pulseaudio package, and
libasound2 a dependency of this script.

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Doing alsa applications to share sound with pulseaudio
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/237375
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