Dotan Cohen posted on Mon, 25 Jul 2011 18:04:53 +0300 as excerpted:
> In the Input -> Keyboard tab of System Settings, one can enable sounds
> when keys are pressed. I cannot get this feature to work, in fact the
> Help page specifically mentions that this feature will not work on all
> computers.
>
> Why won't it work, and how can I get it to work? Sound on this machine
> otherwise works fine.
I'm not /sure/ about this, but I /think/ that feature may use the
traditionally on-board PC-speaker/piezo/buzzer, now legacy and often
omitted especially since most mobos come with full onboard sound these
days, not the regular sound system.
Some add-on sound-cards have a two-pin input plug that can be connected
to the onboard pc-speaker output, in place of or in addition to it, and
then a separate volume control for the pc-speaker input.
There's also the pc-speaker kernel driver. If your kernel doesn't have
that module loaded or built-in, it probably won't work even if you have
the hardware.
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