The command called upon from the menu is "soundwrapper xmms" whereas
what you're typing from the commandline is probably just "xmms". I
don't know what soundwrapper does, but I imagine if you remove that
from the menu entry using menudrake, it'll fix the problem.

This isn't a great solution. I would want to find out why soundwrapper
isn't working properly, but in the meantime this solution won't hurt.

Miark


On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 08:12:36 -0800 (PST)
T C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Yesterday I tried to use xmms, starting it from the menu (K -
> Multimedia - Sound - Xmms). The only thing that happened was an xmms
> indicator appeared on the panel with the hour glass turning, then after
> about a minute it disappeared. Xmms did not run. I opened a terminal
> window and as a user typed "xmms" at the command prompt (without the
> quotes of course), and xmms popped up and worked. Tried from the menu
> again and still won't work. What's happening here and what can I do
> about it?
> Thanks.
> 
> TC

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