Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Sound LTSP 4.1

2006-02-22 Thread Lachlan Simpson
Hmm - I had trouble with Debian stable and ltsp 4.1.1 - I'm not sure as I haven't got back to it yet, but I'm thinking it will be something along the lines of ltsp 4.1.1 uses Xorg and debian stable is still XFree86 I would love for someone ot dispute this and tell me I'm on the wrong path, th

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Sound LTSP 4.1

2006-02-22 Thread Alfred Nutile
So far the feedback has been great, I am doing a clean install leaving Debian as Stable to eliminate some other glitches which I would like to mention later.(kdm, kiosktool) Then I will go at sound Thursday/Friday and get back to everyone about my efforts. It seems that people overall are no

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Sound LTSP 4.1

2006-02-22 Thread Michael George
Alfred Nutile wrote: Alright I've tried everythink in the Wiki area and still no luck. Ideally I want to run kde and a number of learning programs (tux*, etc) and games. But the sound only works if I use XMMS over ESD. I've tried the server with a sound card and not. I've tried nasd and esd.

Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Sound LTSP 4.1

2006-02-22 Thread Asmo Koskinen
Alfred Nutile kirjoitti: But the sound only works if I use XMMS over ESD. Alfred, even your sound works, you may have to kill esd before using progams like audacity, gcompris etc. I use SuSE 9.2 and this works for me. 1. Install MPlayer and nothing else. Install w32* too. Remove all Xine*