[ltp] System bell volume
Neil Weisenfeld
linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Wed, 10 Dec 2003 22:42:40 -0500
When you say "system bell," it sounds like you're talking about the bell
under X, right? It's different from the console bell heard when at a
console VT.
Normally you can use "xset b percent pitch duration" (see "xset q") for
current values. However, on my T40p both the "percent" and "duration"
parameters seem to control the duration.
As a compromise maybe change the duration to make it less intrusive?
If you're bothered by the beep during, say, tab completion under bash,
you can add "set bell-style none" in /etc/inputrc
Hope that helps a little.
Neil
Uwe Walter wrote:
> Hi all.
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> Is it possible to lower the volume / mute the system bell without
> affecting the complete hardware volume (as it is when using the hardware
> volume buttons) on a T40?
>
> I would really like to silence the system bell a little bit (esp. under
> KDE), but it seems that the soundcard has no mixer channel for it.
>
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> The workaround to choose an adequate overall hardware level so the bell
> is not too loud, and use the appropriate mixer channels for the rest
> does unfortunately waste some volume...
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> Greetings, UW(e)
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