20 Nov
2020
20 Nov
'20
6:25 a.m.
On Thu, 12 Nov 2020 07:45:57 -0500
Edward via tde-users <users(a)trinitydesktop.org> wrote:
I've noticed when the systems boot up, the startup
sound is not
playing all of the time, but the sound at logoff plays all the time.
Is there a setting that will perhaps fix this? I looked at TCC/Sound &
Multimedia/Sound System, but wasn't sure if any of those settings
would correct it.
Also, after I installed the OS on my other system, in order for the
system sounds to play at all, I had to go to the same selection,
choose Hardware, change the Audio Device from Autodetect to ALSA, save
it, then change it back to Autodetect. Should this setting
specifically be on ALSA?
Thank you in advance.
Want to provide an update. I found a web page from what appears to be a
Linux marketing company, which had images of the default sound settings
from KDE 3 in Ubuntu 8.10.
On the TCC/Sound & Multimedia/Sound System Configure screen, the only
differences vs the KDE 3/Ubuntu screenshots, were that Networked Sound
was not checked and the Auto-Suspend setting was on 60 seconds (vs the
1 second default in PCLinuxOS TDE Mini).
I changed the Skip Prevention Sound Buffer back to the 232
milliseconds default and made the other changes. So far, at every boot
(warm or cold), the startup sound has played each time on my main
desktop. I am going to make the same changes on my other desktop, to
see how it goes on that, it has a somewhat slower CPU than what's in
the main system.
To be continued... :)