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Re: Re: turn off system beep
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santiago . fernandez-lopez |
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Re: Re: turn off system beep |
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Tue, 20 Dec 2005 13:00:37 +0100 |
Thanks a lot. "xset b 0 0 0" works for me as well.
"xset b off" worked for the non-GNUstep applications I use (including Emacs).
>La plume légère, vers Fri, Dec 16, 2005 at 09:49:58AM -0500, heure
>d'inspiration,
>Adrian Robert écrivait en ces mots:
>>
>> I have no solution, but can also report puzzlement that it doesn't
>> heed the display's bell settings. The bell is rung by XBell() in
>> XGServer.m (in back/X11), which would seem to be the standard way to
>> do this. I'm wondering if some type of X initialization is not
>> performed by back on startup, causing user settings not to be picked up.
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>No. I think "xset" itself is broken. On my side, only "xset b 0 0 0"
>works. This, whatever application type is running (even Emacs).
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>W.
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>"An eye for an eye only makes the world blind." (Gandhi)
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- turn off system beep, santiago . fernandez-lopez, 2005/12/16
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