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I am trying to turn off the system beep for a Dell D620 Latitude. The beep is extremely loud.
This command works:
xset b off
I am not sure which file I should put this is so I don't have to manually type that every time I log in.
Can someone point my in the correct direction? Had it in Xsession for gnome...need to know which file for Xfce.
Thanks,
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To work all DE put it in ~/.bash_profile as
xset b off &
at the end of the file. The "&" means execute but don't wait.
Simon. (^_^)
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Ok. That will work but is there a better place so I don't have to put in it every user's bash profile?
I would think there is a file where it will run every time Xfce starts.
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u could try this but u would have to change it for every user
click on the xfce menu then go into settings and click on auto-started applications and then click add and then configure it to however u want..
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Ok. That will work but is there a better place so I don't have to put in it every user's bash profile?
I would think there is a file where it will run every time Xfce starts.
You could Try /etc/profile or add a script to /etc/profile.d/ . Or you could change the startxfce4 script, if that is what you use to start Xfce.
Personally, I have disabled the pcspkr module in the kernel ;-)
Jasper
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Run the xfce4-autostart-editor and add a new task.
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Append the following line to your /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist so that beep remains off after the system reboot:
blacklist pcspkr
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