Using Synaptic , you could try to install that library : > > libesd-alsa0 > I currently have this one installed: libesd0
libesd0 >> >> Enlightened Sound Daemon - Shared libraries >> This program is designed to mix together several digitized >> audio streams for playback by a single device. >> >> This package is for use with OSS sound drivers. >> > This package had to be removed to install libesd-alsa0 When I checked libesd0 for removal, I had to remove 64studio and a whole bunch of other packages. I was lucky , when I just installed libesd-alsa0 and clicked ok to remove libesd0, no other packages had to be removed :) intelligent system ... :) and fascinating :p > If installed , you should be able to keep ESD running in your preferences > yes indeed, now the only remaining "not working thing" is that i don't hear the system sounds, not even after installing the gnome-audio package > regards > Claude Thanks for the tip Peter
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