Kevin Kofler wrote: > BjÃrn Persson wrote: > > As an example, Kmail and Kate recently started making noises in certain > > situations, when displaying dialog boxes and the like, even though I had > > sound effects turned off. > > In that case, they were always supposed to make those event sounds, there > was a bug somewhere which prevented those sounds from being audible. > (Actually, as far as I know, the bug is still present, but the sound event > files were replaced with files which don't trigger the bug.) So this is not > a settings change, it's a bug which got fixed / worked around. OK, so the undoing of my configuration happened earlier than I thought, but was masked by that other bug. > > To make matters worse, I couldn't find any sound effect settings in the > > programs themselves. I had to log out from Gnome and log in to a KDE > > session to get at the KDE settings and turn the noises off. > > You can run "systemsettings" from a terminal or a "run command" interface. I could probably have googled up that name. It might even have been slightly less trouble that way â or it might not. It would definitely have been much easier if it had been called "kde-settings". Then I would have found it with two presses on the Tab key. > (I think we should reconsider the decision of having KDE's System Settings > only shown in the menu in KDE/Plasma sessions, I'll bring this up in our > KDE SIG meetings.) Please do, and please call it "KDE Settings", or at least something with a K. Nobody will understand that it's the KDE settings program if "System Settings" appears on the System â Preferences menu in Gnome. BjÃrn Persson
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