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Message #00085
[Blueprint sound-mixer] Include a graphical sound mixer by default
Blueprint changed by Rafael Laguna:
Whiteboard changed:
Option #1: amixer; needed to open a terminal, not suitable for a newbie / lazzy
Option #2: pavucontrol (depending on libpulse libraries); can put one-click handy icon on panel
I support pavucontrol, and I think it needs the whole pulse-audio kit, but if that is not an option, you need to find something else /nio
Pavucontrol does require the pulse-audio kit, but I believe it is quite worth it (unless there is a performance hit I don't know of). A mucher better volume manager then any others.
--Baron
[amjjawad] +1
and, this must be fixed: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/832939/volumecontrol.ogv
[Srikanth - India]
In simple words, every user would like to see easy to use VOlume controller as in Windows(or ubuntu)...with Sliders....To be honest, alsa mixer is not so user friendly :(...
[vanyok] I support this initiative. Current sound mixer is too simple
and lacks of functionality, and alsa mixer is too difficult for newbies
to use.
[Baron]@Amjjawad, for the default volume applet, you have to have
pavucontrol install for it to work (as far as I know). As for indicator-
volume, I don't think that is fixable really. It direcly calls gnome-
volume-manager. The only thing that could be done is ln -s pavucontrol
gnome-volume-manager, ect.
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+ [rafaellaguna] If you have the opportunity to see the Mate's mixer, it's
+ great. it's a different version of alsa - mixer very simple. We could
+ fork it ;)
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Include a graphical sound mixer by default
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/lubuntu-brainstorming/+spec/sound-mixer