Ah a mix of both ways sorted it, it's now less loud
On 7/22/21 2:58 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
I know of two things you can do to set the speech volume in lightdm.
The easiest option is to open Orca preferences and set the volume
under the voice tab. However, this will only set the speech volume.
Since this is all you really need here, it shouldn't cause a problem.
It also has the benefit of setting the volume immediately right on the
lightdm screen, so you won't have to reboot or log out of your session
to wait for the change to be effective.
The other method is a bit more complicated, but it will set your
system and application volumes, as well as your default device if you
have more than one and want to use something else. First, login as
your normal user and set your volumes the way you want them. Then as
root, copy your user's .config/pulse to /var/lib/lightdm/.config like
so, noting that the # at the beginning of this line represents a root
shell and should not be copied:
# cp -R /home/<username>/.config/pulse /var/lib/lightdm/.config/
replacing <username> with the name of your normal unprivileged user.
Now, also as root, run
# chown -R lightdm:lightdm /var/lib/lightdm/.config/pulse
This will set the ownership of that configuration folder to lightdm so
that it will be able to read it. On the next reboot, lightdm should
speak at a more acceptable volume. Hope this helps.
~Kyle
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