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i click on my xmms icon in my xfce-panel and nothing happens (the command is xmms, and i've tried changing it to /usr/bin/xmms)... i open a terminal and type xmms and nothing happens...
a couple of days ago it was working fine with both these options. The only way i can now get xmms to open no is either to go /usr/bin/xmms, or to click on an mp3 file...
is this an arch problem or xfce4? does anyone know how to set it right? (i tried pacman -R xmms, but it only comes up with
error: this will break the following dependencies:
xmms: is required by xfce4-xmms-plugin
thanks,
christian
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pacman -Rd xmms ... will ignore deps
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hmm- still doesn't work... i have a suspicion it has something to do with user priviliges. In root in a terminal, typing xmms works... how can i put user priviliges on xmms? (i have my user in audio and optical...)
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Does "pacman -Sy bmp" and then firing "beep-media-player" work?
If it does then you must have installed some GTK/pango version from testing, whick kills the archaic, GTK 1.2 based xmms...
Microshaft delenda est
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same problem with beep-media-player... won't launch from xfce4 panel or from my user in terminal. It will in root terminal though...
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Any chance that your current user got deregistered from the usual groups for multimedia? ( optical, video, audio and storage ).
Microshaft delenda est
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in /etc/group i have my user by disk, wheel, audio, optical, users... the only thing is that by disk, wheel, audio, optical, it has an exclamation mark...
eg:
audio:!:92:christian
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sorted it... for some reason xfce4 already had the program open but was not displaying it, and had saved those settings so it wouldn't go away.
opening up a terminal and typing 'killall xmms' sorted it. works fine now. thanks for everyones help!
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