Yes :)
Worked;)
but not play sounds i.e. window-slide.ogg, desktop-logout.ogg etc..
Is there an official list of file names of all supported system sounds?
what can i do?
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Yes :)
Worked;)
but not play sounds i.e. window-slide.ogg, desktop-logout.ogg etc..
Is there an official list of file names of all supported system sounds?
what can i do?
So do sound effects work or not?Quote:
Originally Posted by lupopa
Its supposed to be aligned with the freedesktop sound naming specification (see: http://0pointer.de/public/sound-naming-spec.html). Although, I find that not all sound effects are supported.Quote:
Is there an official list of file names of all supported system sounds?
what can i do?
only: bell.ogg, button-pressed.ogg, button-toggle-on.ogg, button-toggle-off.ogg, loginsound with entry in startprogramme, dialog-error.ogg, dialog-information.ogg, dialog-warning.ogg, system-ready.oggQuote:
Originally Posted by Toz
i search soundfiles (filenames for window-slide, window-minimizing etc...
I'm looking, thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by Toz
Hi,
The sound files must be defined somewhere in the system. But where?
The page you've suggested is, in 2008. I think it is not up to date.
Greetings
Lupo
From the libcanberra-gtk-module source, file canberra-gtk-module.c, there is this:
Code:/*
We generate these sounds:
dialog-error
dialog-warning
dialog-information
dialog-question
window-new
window-close
window-minimized
window-unminimized
window-maximized
window-unmaximized
notebook-tab-changed
dialog-ok
dialog-cancel
item-selected
link-pressed
link-released
button-pressed
button-released
menu-click
button-toggle-on
button-toggle-off
menu-popup
menu-popdown
menu-replace
tooltip-popup
tooltip-popdown
drag-start
drag-accept
drag-fail
expander-toggle-on
expander-toggle-off
TODO:
scroll-xxx
window-switch
window-resize-xxx
window-move-xxx
*/