> I am assuming that the pulse sound server is neccessary for audio
production!?

No, most likely you want JACK on top of ALSA for audio production, with
pulseaudio suspended or disabled. Without pulseaudio, however, many
regular desktop applications will require reconfiguration -if they allow
it- to work properly. Ideally you want pulseaudio running until you want
to run professional audio apps, at which point you suspend pulseaudio to
run the JACK daemon (e.g., runinng 'pasuspend qjackctl'; it might be
that qjackctl already does this for you).

On a different note, could an Ubuntu developer look at the solutions
proposed in this thread and say whether any is an acceptable fix to get
into Lucid? And if not, what would a good solution look like? The bug
has been upstreamed to both pulseaudio and ALSA, but neither has
committed a fix. I think Ubuntu would do well in maintaining a fix while
this is resolved, with Lucid being LTS and all.

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Pulseaudio fails to initialize ICE1712 chipsets
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