[Tfug] No Sound on SuSE Linux for SB Live

[Sam Hart]

Also, there's smixer, which is a command line tool that you can also set 
at boot to set your volumes across everything. While things like KDE and 
Gnome usually remember your volume settings and fix them when you log in, 
most WMs dont muck around with it. So setmixer is perfect when you have a 
desktop where multiple users log in to different WMs or DEs.

Homepage:
http://centerclick.org/programs/smixer/

> There's also mixctrl (from a command prompt) or aumix (another graphical 
> program).
> 
> 
> + I'm probably responding to some of what was said below:
> 
> . Date: Wed, 08 Jan 2003 21:06:06 -0700
> . Subject: Re: [Tfug] No Sound on SuSE Linux for SB Live
> . From: R351574NC3 <leo@leosandbox.org>
> . Reply-To: tfug@tfug.org
> . To: tfug@tfug.org
> . User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.3a)
> .     Gecko/20021212
> . 
> . Steve,
> . 
> . If /dev/dsp has proper permissions and it is acting like just the volume 
> . may be too low, you might want to check out /dev/mixer. Also, look into 
> . a program called xmixer. xmixer is a configuration program for 
> . /dev/mixer. Might be able to help.
> . 
> . -Leo Przybylski
> . http;//foopan.leosandbox.org
> . http://www.leosandbox.org

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Sam Hart
University/Work addr. <hart@physics.arizona.edu>
Personal addr. <criswell@geekcomix.com>
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