> Yeah. Sound doesn't work under Linux. It does with Lex's VM for normal > Squeak, but the plug-in doesn't use his code. Perhaps, if the plug-in > becomes popular, someone will fix the Linux VM. Necessity is the force of > change in open source software. This is very strange. Sound used to work on my x86 linux machine when it had RH6.something but doesn't now it has been 'upgraded' to 7.1
The sound plugin is compiled and built, but apparently /dev/dsp does not exist. I have no idea what the appropriate response (aside from "Eat sh*t and die you stupid machine!") would be. Experts? Beuller? Anyone? It's my considered opinion that Lex's changes ought to be incorporated, but so far I haven't been able to arrange it. tim -- Tim Rowledge, [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://sumeru.stanford.edu/tim Useful Latin Phrases:- Raptus regaliter = Royally screwed
