No, I don't have esd running (I don't even think I have it installed). I know that artsd is running in the background, but if I do a `fuser -n file /dev/dsp`, it returns nothing..... unless I'm incorrectly using fuser :)
I modified my .xinitrc so that I would run twm instead of KDE upon one X-session, but that still didn't help. -Rob > > I have a script I use to launch Quake (and some other games) from the > command line (it starts XFree86 directly). Grab it from > > http://www.billemon.org.uk/pub/users/bill/src/misc/xrun > > (same URL with ftp: works too). You need to add some "layout" sections > to your XF86Config-4 or hack the script a bit to suit your installation > but it does simplify launching games. Avoids /dev/dsp problems (that > said, I can launch most games on my GNOME desktop without problems ... > so I'm puzzled by it not working for you. Is "esd" still running when > you try to launch the game? > _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
