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Tip: How to turn off the startup and shutdown sounds? KDE 4.x

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tkoski
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Since this has been asked at least couple of times :

System settings -> [General tab] Notifications -> System notifications -> [Applications tab] Event source: and choose "KDE System Notifications" from the list. Configuration is available where you can modify not only Logout and Login notifications but handful of others.

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Thanks for the tip, while I'm looking at these settings, I'd might as well disables all KDE sounds, since 90% of the time I don't have my sound driver enabled.


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jrick wrote:Thanks for the tip, while I'm looking at these settings, I'd might as well disables all KDE sounds, since 90% of the time I don't have my sound driver enabled.


I really miss "Turn off all sounds" from KDE3; I spent a quarter of an hour this morning turning off every single sound individually.


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I really miss "Turn off all sounds" from KDE3; I spent a quarter of an hour this morning turning off every single sound individually.

This is so true they need to bring this option back.
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irina_r wrote:
jrick wrote:Thanks for the tip, while I'm looking at these settings, I'd might as well disables all KDE sounds, since 90% of the time I don't have my sound driver enabled.


I really miss "Turn off all sounds" from KDE3; I spent a quarter of an hour this morning turning off every single sound individually.


Try System Settings > Notifications > System Notifications > Player Settings > No audio output
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Thanks for the great tip. I have been wondering how to do this a few times.. :)




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