OK, Ive been having sound problems, and I finally did the experiment
that I should have done ages ago.
Im one of those old farts that still uses TWM as a window manager,-
I just dont need all the crap that newer window managers seem to want
to put on my screen.
In any case, Sound works fine in fc
Reg Clemens wrote:
> So, the children that set up this new sound system are doing something
> to get it running when GNOME starts, but didnt bother to do the same for
> (all) other window systems Mumph.
Well, there are 2 issues here:
1. PulseAudio in F9 is set up using a special hack using Pul
On 12/12/08, Kevin Kofler wrote:
> 2. In F10, it finally uses the freedesktop.org-compliant /etc/xdg/autostart,
> but TWM won't interpret that, in fact I doubt TWM supports *any* sort of
> autostarting. It's time to migrate to a real desktop environment which
> actually understands modern (and al
I wrote:
> Well, there are 2 issues here:
> 1. PulseAudio in F9 is set up using a special hack using PulseAudio's ESD
> compatibility in GNOME and the kde-settings-pulseaudio hack in KDE, it
> won't work in any other desktop.
> 2. In F10, it finally uses the freedesktop.org-compliant
> /etc/xdg/aut
