[ltp] System bell volume

[linux-thinkpad@www.bm-soft.com]

This has been already discussed,and here are the suggessions,

GNOME
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    Control Center|Peripherals|Keyboard|Keyboard bell

GNOME terminal
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    Settings|Preferences|Silence Terminal Bell

xterm  (put in ~/.xsession)
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    xset b off

bash  (put in /etc/inputrc or ~/.inputrc )
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    set bell-style none

tcsh   (put in ~/.cshrc
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    set nobeep

vim   (put in ~/.vimrc)
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    set vb

all
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    (tear out speakers)

Regards
Shiju


Booboo <m0par@home.com> on 04/21/2001 10:33:02 AM

Please respond to linux-thinkpad@www.bm-soft.com

To:   linux-thinkpad@bm-soft.com
cc:    (bcc: Shiju A Mathew/India/IBM)
Subject:  [ltp] System bell volume




Sorry if this has been covered before. A search of the archives didn't
turn up anything, but maybe I don't know the magic word. Also, I just
recently received a used 600E so I haven't been watching the list for
long.

Is there a way to adjust the system bell volume separately? Or maybe
even disable it?

For instance, I would like to disable the bell during boot (the test
beep during the bios booting and pcmcia beeps) as well as the volume
adjustment beeps. The rest I have taken care of using visible bell in X
and at the console, but don't know how to do it at a lower level, or if
its even possible.

Thanks....



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