Hi, gnome-alsamixer is a another ALSA mixer gui, but based on GNOME2. The interface is, IMO, much better than the other alsa mixers available. As with all the other ALSA mixers, I suggest this be put into media-sound. Cheers, Alastair
Created attachment 6386 [details] gnome-alsamixer ebuild for gnome2
Created attachment 6460 [details] gnome-alsamixer 0.9.2 ebuild (newer and bugfixed) sorry, there was a little bug in the dependencies for the last one. And as luck would have it, a new version just came out after i finished this ebuild, so that has been updated as well.
updated summary to reflect new version
*** Bug 14355 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
reassigning to myself
i actually have it running locally a day or so ;) I personally don't really see the added value overthe standard gnome mixer.
well, in the mythical struggle to rid the world of OSS modules ... :) seriously, i actually used this initially to debug ALSA problems, because it allows setting other mixer settings that the gnome-volume-control doesn't handle for ALSA drivers. as a demo, look at the other options that gnome-volume-control doesn't expose in this screenshot: http://www-lce.eng.cam.ac.uk/~acnt2/shots/alsa_vs_gnome.png
I just looked through the ebuild here. It looks like desktop-file-utils was hacked out of it. In my duplicate post for gnome-alsamixer (guess I should have e searched first), I included support for DFU. See the dup for details/ebuilds: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14355 Desktop-file-utils is here: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14354 Cheers, Pete
committed gnome-alsamixer-0.9.3 to cvs. i've kept the workaround to avoid using desktop-file-utils in the ebuild because the authors of the Makefile decided to append an ugly string (with spaces) in front of an otherwise normal .desktop link. as far as i know, debian does the same to avoid problems.