Hello Michael,
I solved the problem, see bellow.
2019. 08. 18. 0:28 keltezéssel, Michael Höhne írta:
Hello Pali,
Here on Xubuntu I wish to hear too the beep on my Xfce4-Terminal. How
to set it up?
I installed the beep application.
I set up the xfce-terminal for visible and audible bell too.
But, I can't hear the beep. Why?
Ihave asked the same question long ago. I found some interesting
informations about the way "pulseaudio" works and found some commands
which do the job:
If you really want to hear the beep as an error-signal in the
terminal, you have to type the following commands:
First the command which loads a sound-sample as the bell-sound.
Replace "/home/Michael/Sound/ShortBeep.ogg" with a sound file you
like:
pactl upload-sample /home/Michael/Sound/ShortBeep.ogg bell
Now activate the bell-sound whith the command
pactl load-module module-x11-bell sample=bell
Now you should hear the sound, if your shell has something to tell
e.g when you press the cursor-right-key at the end of your
command-line ;-)
This doesn't do the trick for the "beep"-command!
I installed the soundplaying command "music123" and defined an alias:
alias beep='music123 /home/Michael/Sound/ShortBeep.ogg'
Now "beep" is an alias and will do the trick the same way as your
terminal.
Not nice, but it works.
Regards,
Michael
I solved the issue by doing following steps.
Edit /etc/inputrc
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set bell-style on
set bell-style audible
Edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
-----------------------------------
#blacklist pcspkr
Edit ~/.profile
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xset b 100
pactl upload-sample /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/bell.oga bell.oga
NOTE: This above is maybe unnecessary.
In alsamixer set these:
-----------------------
Beep: switch ON, decrease to 16
Auto-Mute Mode: Disabled
Loopback Mixing: Enabled
Reboot the system, or run
# modprobe pcspkr
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Best, Pali
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