To change the sounds, click on login, click on the file and add the sound file you wish to have. Repeat this process with logout.
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(KDE)How to Add login/logout Sounds
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(KDE)How to Add login/logout Sounds
by Xanayoshi » Thu Apr 04, 2013 9:10 pm
Go to System Settings--->Application and System Notifications--->Event Source--->KDE Workspace
To change the sounds, click on login, click on the file and add the sound file you wish to have. Repeat this process with logout.
To change the sounds, click on login, click on the file and add the sound file you wish to have. Repeat this process with logout.
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Re: (KDE)How to Add login/logout Sounds
by Xanayoshi » Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:03 pm
There are sound schemes for Ultimate Edition in 3.5.
They are located in usr/share/sounds
They are located in usr/share/sounds
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