Gary: > That doesn't work...
I sent you the correct steps in a separate email. > $ pargs 1077 > 1077: /usr/lib/mixer_applet2 > --oaf-activate-iid=OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet_Factory --oa > argv[0]: /usr/lib/mixer_applet2 > argv[1]: --oaf-activate-iid=OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet_Factory > argv[2]: --oaf-ior-fd=47 > $ kill 1077 > $ erApplet_Factory --oaf-ior-fd=47 --gst-debug < > Unknown option --gst-debug > Run '/usr/lib/mixer_applet2 --help' to see a full list of available command > line options. > $ /usr/lib/mixer_applet2 --gst-debug > Unknown option --gst-debug > Run '/usr/lib/mixer_applet2 --help' to see a full list of available command > line options. Sorry, the mixer_applet doesn't expose the GStreamer arguments. You can also turn on debug via environment variables which I explain in the separate email. >> Now restart gnome-panel by running "pkill >> gnome-panel", it should >> automatically start itself and the mixer applet. > > Did you want two copies of mixer_applet2 running, one in my terminal window > and > one started by the panel? That seems peculiar to me. No. You kill the one that is running in your panel, then start the applet by hand from a terminal window. Then if you kill the panel and allow it to restart, it will just connect to and use the mixer_applet2 process which you started via the terminal, rather than starting a new process. This is how you can launch an applet for debugging it, for example. Is that more clear? Brian
