Hello, I post here because I cannot solve the following problem: the emacs editor, which I use under gnome 2.30 (debian squeeze) appears not to emit the right system bell sound whereas it should. For example, hitting (in emacs' window) the keys Ctl+g (to undo some action) should produce this beep, but no sound is produced at all. I have of course checked that, apart from emacs, all my system sound events seem to be in right order. Applications such as gedit editor do produce the right system bell under appropriate circumstance (e.g. hitting backspace at the beginning of a file). I posted on other lists, one devoted to emacs, with no success. It has been pointed out by someone (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607906) that this pbm could be linked to the libcanberra library. So my question is: could you confirm that libcanberra, and it's interaction with emacs, could be the origin of the problem? And, if it is, how could it be fixed ? I contacted one of the debian maintainers of emacs' package, but apparently he could not give much valuable help. I know this is a "minor" bug, but I would really like to know how it could be fixed.
Thank'a in advance for any help. Frederic Baldit. _______________________________________________ libcanberra-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://tango.0pointer.de/mailman/listinfo/libcanberra-discuss
