No the indicator icon is not hollowed out. (If I understand what you mean.) When I restart pulse, the indicator icon only reflects the indicator slider. If I drag the indicator slider, the icon changes with it, but the volume is unchanged.
When I run 'killall indicator-sound-service' however, the indicator icon changes to reflect the volume of the system if that was different than that of the slider.
By the way, I just found out that pulseaudio is restarted immediately when I kill it.
Ah, okay! Cool, that worked great. Thanks!
No the indicator icon is not hollowed out. (If I understand what you mean.) When I restart pulse, the indicator icon only reflects the indicator slider. If I drag the indicator slider, the icon changes with it, but the volume is unchanged.
When I run 'killall indicator- sound-service' however, the indicator icon changes to reflect the volume of the system if that was different than that of the slider.
By the way, I just found out that pulseaudio is restarted immediately when I kill it.
$ pkill pulseaudio && pgrep -l pulse
31854 pulseaudio
$ pkill pulseaudio && pgrep -l pulse
31857 pulseaudio
$ pkill pulseaudio && pgrep -l pulse
31871 pulseaudio
So if I run pulseaudio in the terminal after killing it, it tells me the following.
$ pulseaudio file_create( ) failed.
E: pid.c: Daemon already running.
E: main.c: pa_pid_
Maybe that's normal, I'm unsure. I just thought I'd mention it.