Of course there is. Only the default KDE desktop does not put the icon in the quickstart bar. Here is how to do it.
Open KDEMenu>Multimedia>Sound>Kmix This will pull up the free standing mixer. Set the controls gow you like them then File>SaveCurrentVolumes as default To get it iconised , Settings>ConfigureKmix Dock into panel Close kmix and you should have a little loudspeaker icon on your task bar Left click on it to set global sound levels just like the 'other OS' To make sure it is there next time you log on, when logging out of KDE close any application you do not want present at the next startup, and then check the 'save settings' box in the logout dialogue. Next time you start KDE it will recover ALL the applications running when you last logged off including the Kmix icon. On the next log off UNCHECK the 'save settings' box, and now every time you log into KDE it will go back to your preferred state. If you are using a different Window Manager of course everything I have written is useless to you :-) HTH derek On Wednesday 09 Oct 2002 2:28 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > is there an overall volume control for the speakers, such as that > other "OS" has? some of the sounds with flash, etc. can be a bit > loud for an office environment *g*. it shouldn't be relevant for > this, but i'm using 9.0. > > thanks, > joe
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