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AnnS wrote:(...) In case this is useful to anyone:
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~/.kde4/share/config/kde.notifyrcProblem here is that the file mentioned does not exist in my '~/.kde4/share/config/' catalog.
I will try creating the file, copying your posted content, and see what happens...
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Yes, it seems it did the trick. At least KDE now plays its startup sound. Thank you!
I wonder how this file can 'accidentally' (?) disappear from a KDE upgrade, and also why my Pulse Audio system sound button has been disabled over the last two KDE upgrades. It still is, btw, after I included '~/.kde4/share/config/kde.notifyrc'.
Last edited by whaler (2012-01-22 11:47:59)
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My solution:
1. Copy /usr/share/apps/kde/kde.notifyrc to ~/.kde4/share/config/kde.notifyrc
2. In a text editor replace all "Sound=" with "Sound=file:///usr/share/sounds/"
3. Reboot
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As root, using bash:
for x in $( find /usr/share/apps -name '*.notifyrc' -exec grep -l "^Sound=[^\/]" {} \; )
do
sed "s/^Sound=\([^\/].*\)$/Sound=\/usr\/share\/sounds\/\1/" $x > /tmp/$(basename $x)
mv /tmp/$(basename $x) $x
echo "Fixed $x"
done
Enjoy.
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This should be fixed in qt 4.8.0-4 in [testing].
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