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[02:04]gene: Hi... after a few issues, I reverted from the rolling build to the current release. Now I have this weird situation in which every time I open or close an application, or change anything, I get a chime or similar notification. I've even tried turning off all system notifications. How do I get rid of this behavior?
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[02:09]micheleC: @gene: look for the Notifications settings
[02:18]gene: yup, i'm in system notifications. i tried just globally disabling them, but I'm still getting these chimes
[02:22]micheleC: also looks at the system sounds settings
[02:23]micheleC: they are different from notifications
[02:24]gene: is it not in the same dialog?
[02:34]gene: it's every single action... press a button of any kind, get a sound. different ones for different actions. i've never encountered anything like it
[02:39]micheleC: sorry, I was not clear. I meant there are "System Notifications" and "per-app" notifications. The settings are on the same dialog, but you need to check the various event sources at the top
[02:46]gene: Found it! most of them were window manager events. thanks
[02:47]gene: another question. is the native sound system capable of bitrates above 16? I'm building an audio workstation.
[03:18]micheleC: audio is handled by ALSA/PulseAudio/PipeWire depending on what you have installed. Then it depends on the quality of your audio files of course
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[10:06]gene: Ok, thanks. Yet another question, if I may: is there a dialog in kwifimanager to enter the passkey for a wireless network? I certainly could not find it. For the moment I'm using nmcli with nm-tray as a front-end.
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[10:54]micheleC: I don't use KWifiManager but it seems to be a display tool?? You should use tdenetworkmanager if you want to use a TDE native tool
[10:55]micheleC: ah no, it is not a display tool only. But I don't use it, so can't really answer your question :-)
[11:10]gene: oh... that wasn't part of the base install, so i didn't even knoww it existed! I installed it just now and it works great. thanks
[11:12]gene: do you know what that uses for a backend?
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[11:29]micheleC: networkmanager
[11:35]gene: Thanks. And good... that's what I used to configure the network, so it was already running anyway. It might be a good idea to include that in the base install in place of kwifimanager
[11:35]gene: Regarding the weather applet: it doesn't appear to connect to any active weather channels. Am I doing something wrong?
[11:41]micheleC: possibly. I don't use it but when I tested it in the past it always worked fine
[11:42]micheleC: even work now, out of a quick test
[11:43]gene: what weather station did you choose?
[11:45]gene: I chose minnesota, fergus falls, and when I attempt to update it I get a notification that the station does not exist. i tried several others in the northern US with the same result
[11:46]gene: wait... I had the location set wrong. Fixed!
[12:17]micheleC: (y)
[12:23]gene: thanks for your help
[12:34]micheleC: no worries :-)
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