It was turned off by default because people were complaining that it
would disturb the people around them. They pointed out the use case to
me where a student would be booting the Live CD or the USB stick in a
classroom environment. You should be able to turn it back on though,
although I'm not sur
Hey,
I had the same question.
I guess it should be there by default.
Basically its an important accessibility queue, and even sighted users
find it useful IMHO.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On 11/04/2012, José Vilmar Estácio de Souza wrote:
> Hi all.
> What happened to the login sound in 12.04?
Hi all.
Probably this is not the correct place to ask this question, sorry!
To shutdown my machine I press alt+f10 key, chose the device menu, the
shutdown ... option and then I click in the shutdown button.
Instead of shutdown, my machine logout and login again.
I am running ubuntu 12.04 with a
Hi all.
What happened to the login sound in 12.04?
I can hear the drum sound before orca but I do not hear the login sound
after I type my password and press the enter key.
I read that I can enable the login in the start up applications but I
didn't find it in the start up applications.
Than
Hello Hank,
10. 4. 2012 v 7:09, Hank Smith:
> Hello I installed flite, and festival speech synth, and uncommented the
> synths in my speech.conf file under /etc/speechdispatcher/speechd.conf
> how ever the 2 synths aren't showing up in the list.
> do I have to do anything else to get these to wo
Peter,
Your best bet for now is Pidgin. You can install it by typing: sudo
apt-get install pidgin
It works well for me.
Thanks,
Jeremy
On 04/09/2012 11:56 PM, Peter Vágner wrote:
Hello,
I now have ubuntu 12.04 installed on the usb drive and I am working with
it occassionally at home to get me
