Hi!
Richard Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Daniel González Gasull wrote
> about, Re: KDE system sounds:
> >
> > My sound card works fine with xmms and such.
>
> Then it will work with KDE .wav files, providing
> the permissions are set correctly, they are set
> correctly at install time.
Yep, but what I want is the system sounds when I
iconize a window, move a window, and so on.
> Another possable reason is you dont load the sound
> modules before starting X, i had a simalar problem
> when i first installed a new system, or i belive
> that was the problem as loading the sound module
> then exiting X and restating solved the problem.
The sound modules are loaded when I boot the system.
In the /etc/conf.modules I have the lines:
alias sound es1371
alias char-major-14 es1371
options es1371 joystick=0x200
In these days I have changed to Enlightenment. I
like it the best. But I have now the same problem.
I click on the desktop to take a menu and then I
choose Enlightenment / Settings / Audio settings,
and I obtain a window:
Audio Settings
--------------------------
[ ] Enable sounds
--------------------------
[ OK ] [ Apply ] [ Close ]
I check "Enable sounds" and press [ OK ]. Then I
get an error window:
Error initialising sound
----------------------------------------------
Audio was enabled for Enlightenment but
there was an error communicating with the
audio server (Esound). Audio will now be
disabled.
_____________________________________________
[ (F1) OK ] [ (F2) ] [ (F3) ]
Yes, I have Esound installed:
$ rpm -q esound
esound-0.2.8-14
I use SuSE Linux 6.2. Please help. Thank you in
advance.
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