Disable system beep and login/logout sound effects in ubuntu
This post was written by admin on May 12, 2009
Posted Under: General
Posted Under: General
You may be tired of system beep ,or you just want to change your ubuntu login/logout sound effects,and I will tell you how to do it easily in this tutorial.
First,open up the sound preferences at System–>Preferences–>Sound
To disable system beep,click on Sounds tab and untick Play alert sound
For login or logout sound effects,at Alerts and Sound Effects box,find the line and click on Default,select Custom to change it in menu.
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Reader Comments
o.k whenever i open up my sound preferences i get five tabs with sound effects, hardware, input, output, and applications.. instead of the two that are shown in the screen shots on this page. anyone know what the problem is??
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Ed Reply:
July 22nd, 2010 at 9:54 pm
I also have the five tabs in Lucid.
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Jimi Reply:
November 30th, 2010 at 4:17 pm
It’s because you’re both in Lucid. Some version after Jaunty started using a new version of the sound preferences that is easier to use, but has way less settings. It really pisses me off.
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This doesn’t work. It resets every time you reboot. Yet another reason why linux will always be a third rate OS.
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