edit /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf and edit indicators or
show-indicators option: add sound to it. Note that if you add it at
the end of the line, it will appear to the right of the power button on
the lock screen.
** Changed in: lightdm-gtk-greeter (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix
Right, silly me, I forgot about indicator-sound. Apologies.
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1. Remove your account from audio group. Commands:
group
Check for audio group. If you see it:
sudo deluser your_user_name audio
Removes your_user_name user from audio group. You need to logout/reboot.
It is very rare to need to have your user in audio group.
I wasn't in the audio group. I put ~sound at the end of the list and
rebooted to no avail. I added the tilde because all the others has
tildes. What else could I do?
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On May 30, 2015, at 3:56 PM, Andrew P. pan.pav@gmail.com wrote:
1. Remove your account from audio
Any clue how I can fix this? Other audio players (gmusicbrowser, Parole,
even just a YT video in Firefox) do the same thing.
On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 9:47 AM, Jeremy DeJournett jcdejourn...@gmail.com
wrote:
Pianobar is my audio player. Come to think of it, I haven't even checked
if other audio
Very strange, in Xubuntu by default the audio-playback does not continue when
the session is locked. What audio-player are you using?
(Audio playback doesn't continue with gmusicbrowser or Parole, which are
installed by default)
Generally speaking: the greeter starts on a new instance of the
I'm running a completely vanilla Xubuntu install. Haven't chmodded anything
unusual recently. The one thing I can think of is that I installed TLP, the
power management program. Would checking for, and removing, my user in the
audio group be a potential solution? How do I do this?
On Wed, May 27,
Pianobar is my audio player. Come to think of it, I haven't even checked if
other audio applications do the same thing.
On Wednesday, May 27, 2015, Simon Steinbeiß och...@shimmerproject.org
wrote:
Very strange, in Xubuntu by default the audio-playback does not continue
when the session is
Actually all music playback should stop when you lock your session, did
you do anything to make this work? (E.g. adding your user to the audio
group – while not advised – has that effect.)
There is no way you can control audio playback from the greeter and
we're currently not planning to add
** Package changed: lightdm (Ubuntu) = lightdm-gtk-greeter (Ubuntu)
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