Re: Help: have system bell as root, but not as user

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Thank you.

The root konsole that beeps is launched with an applet defined by myself, with command kdesu konsole; so, after introducing the password in kdesu, I have a konsole as root. It beeps.

If I open a konsole as user and then I su to root, it does not beep. If I open a root shell from the K-menu, it does not beep either...

I have just realised that the beeping konsole adopts the symbol of a bell in the tab when beeping, whereas the not beeping ones show a symbol like a CD.

But, in Settings -> Configure Notifications, the configuration is exactly the same.

Thank you.

On 24/08/07, Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@xxxxxx> wrote:

Hmm, if you login as your normal user and, in a Konsole session, do
% su -
to get a root shell, do you get beeps?

(i.e. testing if this is a difference in the shell's environment)

Cheers,
Kevin

--
Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer
KDE user support, developer mentoring

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