So... I am running Enlightenment on Ubuntu 22.04.
And whenever I log in, I can hear a sound.
I think it is supposed to sound cool, but on my laptop, a lot of startup processes are running, and it sounds like garbage.
So I'd rather have no startup sound than this.
Unfortunately, there are no AUDIO SETTINGS in the settings Panel, and Checkbox no "[ ] Disable Startup sound"
Thomas
Hey guys.
So... I am running Enlightenment on Ubuntu 22.04.
And whenever I log in, I can hear a sound.
I think it is supposed to sound cool, but on my laptop, a lot of startup processes are running, and it sounds like garbage.
So I'd rather have no startup sound than this.
Unfortunately, there are no AUDIO SETTINGS in the settings Panel, and Checkbox no "[ ] Disable Startup sound"
Thomas
elementary config has it in it under audio - it's a generic theme feature in edje to have virtual audio channels that themes can play sound on. it's not an e specific feature. done by theme. elementary config has settings to mute specific channels :) yes - it's not obvious. i know. e's todo has a "redo config tools/dialogs". :)
elementary config has it in it under audio - it's a generic theme feature in edje to have virtual audio channels that themes can play sound on. it's not an e specific feature. done by theme. elementary config has settings to mute specific channels :) yes - it's not obvious. i know. e's todo has a "redo config tools/dialogs". :)
Hey guys.
So... I am running Enlightenment on Ubuntu 22.04.
And whenever I log in, I can hear a sound.
I think it is supposed to sound cool, but on my laptop, a lot of startup processes are running, and it sounds like garbage.
So I'd rather have no startup sound than this.
Unfortunately, there are no AUDIO SETTINGS in the settings Panel, and Checkbox no "[ ] Disable Startup sound"
Thomas
elementary config has it in it under audio - it's a generic theme feature in edje to have virtual audio channels that themes can play sound on. it's not an e specific feature. done by theme. elementary config has settings to mute specific channels :) yes - it's not obvious. i know. e's todo has a "redo config tools/dialogs". :)