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Hi All,
I removed pulse because of an issue with HDMI sound, that issue is completely solved now that I'm only using ALSA but I have two issues:
1. My ...
- 10-03-2010 #1Linux Guru
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Removed Pulse, no media keys
Hi All,
I removed pulse because of an issue with HDMI sound, that issue is completely solved now that I'm only using ALSA but I have two issues:
1. My media keys don't higher/lower/mute volume
2. When I go to system -> preferences -> sound, it just comes up with a "waiting for sound system to respond" (but my sound works fine, everything is smooth without pulse other than these two issues)
Thanks allBodhi 1.3 & Bodhi 1.4 using E17
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- 10-04-2010 #2Linux Guru
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Hmm, well Pulse shouldn't be connected to the multimedia key support in GNOME. At least, last time I installed GNOME in Arch, I did not include pulseaudio and my multimedia keys worked fine. However, I have had them stop working for no discernible reason before. It seemed to be connected to a corrupted config file, since deleting the configs and restarting fixed it. I'm afraid I don't remember what exactly I deleted. Probably ~/.gconf.
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just go to system settings--> keyboard shortcuts.
you should at least be able to set up your volume keys again.
that's all i know.
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