Giovanni wrote:

>
> Hi all, right now i've discovered that there is no 'save volumes'
> neither in control panel-> sound and multimedia, nor under kmix
> program/applet. So, how can i save kmix settings? It's done
> automatically?
> Another thing i've noticed, it's that no sound it's played, under
> sistem sound (i'm reading in italian, so maybe it's not the right
> name), when i click the play arrow. In order to have the sound played i
> have to select an external player (like 'play' or alsaplayer). It's a
> bug or it's a feature?
>
> Thanks,
> Giovanni.
>

If you're using KDE 3.3.2 and pre-packaged binaries (especially SuSE) then
rebuild 'arts' and reinstall it. Then the knotify (system sounds etc) will
work again. Long story short: the arts package in many (RPM AFAIK)
distro's was totally fuX0r3d with KDE 3.3.2; the code is OK, the package is
borked.

James
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Centurion, 07:44, martedì 1 febbraio 2005:

> If you're using KDE 3.3.2 and pre-packaged binaries (especially SuSE)
> then rebuild 'arts' and reinstall it. Then the knotify (system sounds
> etc) will
> work again. Long story short: the arts package in many (RPM AFAIK)
> distro's was totally fuX0r3d with KDE 3.3.2; the code is OK, the
> package is borked.

Well, the arts package i'm actually using it's not the pre-packaged
distro version, but the .src.rpm rebuild by me. Just for information,
I've also experienced the same behavior in a debian testing.

Thanks,
Giovanni.

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