Airplay system sounds bug

I have ipad1 and airplay express. When i playback music on airplay there are no system sounds from ipad, even when the music is stoped. I have to manualy swich from airplay to ipad.
It should be a option for system sounds playback.
Thank you!

SliMM wrote:
There's a settings key for that:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.sound event-sounds false
Or just use dconf-editor if you prefer clicking. :-)
Worked perfectly, thanks!

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