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satimis
August 26th, 2010, 07:00 AM
Hi folks,
Ubuntu 1004
Can I change the login tune? If YES please advise how?. TIA
B.R.
satimis
DavidOfLondon
August 26th, 2010, 07:05 AM
Three answers for you:
"Hi and you can use system, administration, login window and then choose the accessibility tab and change the sound there."
"Actually, I think what you want is in System->Preferences->Sound and go to the Sounds tab on that."
"Found it (KDE)
Click on Control Center > Sound & Multimedia > System Notifications > then highlight: KDE is starting up. Then - Actions and tour the various sound files. "
With Ubuntu there is more than one way to skin a cat - unlike with Microsoft, which thinks it knows better than you what colour socks you ought to be wearing.
satimis
August 26th, 2010, 07:59 AM
Three answers for you:
"Hi and you can use system, administration, login window and then choose the accessibility tab and change the sound there."
"Actually, I think what you want is in System->Preferences->Sound and go to the Sounds tab on that."
"Found it (KDE)
Click on Control Center > Sound & Multimedia > System Notifications > then highlight: KDE is starting up. Then - Actions and tour the various sound files. "
With Ubuntu there is more than one way to skin a cat - unlike with Microsoft, which thinks it knows better than you what colour socks you ought to be wearing.
Hi
Thanks for your advice.
I'm running GNOME.
System -> Administration -> Login Screen
Login Screen Settings
There is no accessibility tab
System -> Preferences -> Sound
Sound Preferences
-> Sound Effects tab
Sound them
Only Ubuntu and "No sounds"
B.R.
satimis
JBAlaska
August 26th, 2010, 08:18 AM
Go to System -> Preferences -> Starup Applications
Look for “GNOME Login Sound” in the list.
To change the sound, press the edit button. Then in the command field you’ll see
/usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login”
Change “desktop-login” to the name of the sound file you want, without a file extension.
Click Save and close.
With root permission, copy your new (.ogg) sound file to:
/usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/
That should do it.
satimis
August 26th, 2010, 10:40 AM
Go to System -> Preferences -> Starup Applications
Look for “GNOME Login Sound” in the list.
To change the sound, press the edit button. Then in the command field you’ll see
/usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login”
Change “desktop-login” to the name of the sound file you want, without a file extension.
Click Save and close.
With root permission, copy your new (.ogg) sound file to:
/usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/
That should do it.
Hi,
Thanks for your advice.
$ ls /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/
bell.ogg dialog-error.ogg phone-outgoing-busy.ogg
button-pressed.ogg dialog-information.ogg service-login.ogg
button-toggle-off.ogg dialog-question.ogg service-logout.ogg
button-toggle-on.ogg dialog-warning.ogg system-ready.ogg
desktop-login.ogg message-new-instant.ogg window-slide.ogg
desktop-logout.ogg phone-incoming-call.ogg
Changing "desktop-login"
to "window-slide"
Logout and relogin. NO sound. Also tried "system-ready" including reboot. Still there was no sound on login.
Is it only *.ogg file works for Ubuntu? No .wav and.mp3?
B.R.
satimis
DavidOfLondon
August 27th, 2010, 04:40 AM
I'm assuming your .ogg guess is correct.
Look, the thing is that with Linux OSs you can change these settings and reboot and it won't kill your comp. If an mp3 doesn't work just change it again.
Google "convert mp3 to .ogg" something will come up.
The beauty is that unlike windows, changing a login tune on Linux won't kill your entire PC.
:)
That's why Linux wins.
satimis
August 27th, 2010, 06:16 AM
I'm assuming your .ogg guess is correct.
Look, the thing is that with Linux OSs you can change these settings and reboot and it won't kill your comp. If an mp3 doesn't work just change it again.
Google "convert mp3 to .ogg" something will come up.
- snip -
Still fails
$ ls /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/
bell.ogg dialog-question.ogg
Bizet.mp3 dialog-warning.ogg
button-pressed.ogg message-new-instant.ogg
button-toggle-off.ogg phone-incoming-call.ogg
button-toggle-on.ogg phone-outgoing-busy.ogg
desktop-login.ogg service-login.ogg
desktop-logout.ogg service-logout.ogg
dialog-error.ogg system-ready.ogg
dialog-information.ogg window-slide.ogg
Non of them can work except desktop-login
I think there is another control
System -> Prefereces -> Sound -> Sound Effects (tab)
Sound theme
only - No sounds and ubuntu
selecting ubuntu starts desktop-login tune
ls /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/
index.theme stereo
B.R.
satimis
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