Puppy Trash sound? (dog eat) - see update (drinking) below.
Puppy Trash sound? (dog eat) - see update (drinking) below.
Possible sound for Trash?
** Updated - see entry 7 below **
** Updated - see entry 7 below **
Last edited by ozsouth on Mon 11 Mar 2013, 04:17, edited 2 times in total.
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A better sound? (dog_drink.wav)
This may be better - the eating one wasn't as clear.
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noise with aplay on selfmade sounds with audacity
Ive made the experience that to aplay the format of the .au or .wav file is very important. I've also tried making sounds with Audacity. I stick to the .au container and export it as a MONO, 8000Hz (project Frequency), 8-bit mu-law file.
The mu-law (or "U-Law" in Audacity) bit seems to be the important bit. If I save it as Signed-8-bit PCM it also just makes noise when played with aplay. But saving it as .au with U-Law in Audacity 2.0.0 does the trick.
Enjoy
Edit: I attached one of my own sounds, the howling puppy, for my shutdown sound.
The mu-law (or "U-Law" in Audacity) bit seems to be the important bit. If I save it as Signed-8-bit PCM it also just makes noise when played with aplay. But saving it as .au with U-Law in Audacity 2.0.0 does the trick.
Enjoy
Edit: I attached one of my own sounds, the howling puppy, for my shutdown sound.
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- my howling shutdown sound in Tahrpup 6.0.3
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Acer TravelMate 220 [color=blue]Intel Celeron CPU 1333MHz[/color] 739 MB RAM
Tahrpup 6.0.2 frugal folder [color=blue]Linux Kernel: 4.0.4 (i686) PAE[/color] PUPMODE=12
Belkin Surf Micro Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188CUS] driver: rtl8192cu
Tahrpup 6.0.2 frugal folder [color=blue]Linux Kernel: 4.0.4 (i686) PAE[/color] PUPMODE=12
Belkin Surf Micro Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188CUS] driver: rtl8192cu
trash sound script(s) where to find?
Now I'd like to edit the trash sounds myself, but I'm stuck:
Where can I find the script(s) that play 2barks.au when I put something in the trash and when I empty the trash?
where is the script that controls the trash icons?
Hope someone can help
Where can I find the script(s) that play 2barks.au when I put something in the trash and when I empty the trash?
where is the script that controls the trash icons?
Hope someone can help
Acer TravelMate 220 [color=blue]Intel Celeron CPU 1333MHz[/color] 739 MB RAM
Tahrpup 6.0.2 frugal folder [color=blue]Linux Kernel: 4.0.4 (i686) PAE[/color] PUPMODE=12
Belkin Surf Micro Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188CUS] driver: rtl8192cu
Tahrpup 6.0.2 frugal folder [color=blue]Linux Kernel: 4.0.4 (i686) PAE[/color] PUPMODE=12
Belkin Surf Micro Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188CUS] driver: rtl8192cu
/usr/local/apps/trash
right click on it and choose 'look inside' and also click the 'eye' icon to show hidden files
systemmsg.wav is the .wav file you want to play (or link to it)
.DirIcon is the icon (or link to it)
right click on it and choose 'look inside' and also click the 'eye' icon to show hidden files
systemmsg.wav is the .wav file you want to play (or link to it)
.DirIcon is the icon (or link to it)
Bionicpup64 built with bionic beaver packages http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=114311
Xenialpup64, built with xenial xerus packages http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=107331
Xenialpup64, built with xenial xerus packages http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=107331
Awesome! I'm going to play around with that and make my own interactive trash can666philb wrote:/usr/local/apps/trash
right click on it and choose 'look inside' and also click the 'eye' icon to show hidden files
systemmsg.wav is the .wav file you want to play (or link to it)
.DirIcon is the icon (or link to it)
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Tiny bit off topic, but related.. Rox (or any) "Delete" needs a reminder (text or pop up) to refer you to use Trash. Especially for those coming from M$ and used to the Recycle Bin. Took me a bit to realize when I was a green noob that my Puppy took my command very literally. (Sorry to jack this. )
I do get a kick out of adding sound! Thanks! (adds to to-do list ) Edit: Done... both sounds are awesome!! But I just want to pick up my laptop and hug it when I shutdown now..
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I do get a kick out of adding sound! Thanks! (adds to to-do list ) Edit: Done... both sounds are awesome!! But I just want to pick up my laptop and hug it when I shutdown now..
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Last edited by charbaby66 on Wed 15 Jul 2015, 16:29, edited 1 time in total.
Puppy. You can choose to use it well. 8) Or well, choose not to use it. :wink: (I'm feelin' quite spiffy for thinking of that)
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.
Very good point charbaby, I'm going to have to put a "warning" on the desktop for the first time my bro starts his machine. I'm setting it up for him and he is even more a noob to Puppy/Linux than I am...charbaby66 wrote:... Rox (or any) "Delete" needs a reminder (text or pop up) to refer you to use Trash...
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Smart Puppy...likes noobs... Smart noobs like Puppy.flyp22 wrote:he is even more a noob to Puppy/Linux than I am...
Good luck, have fun, don't worry if either of you "break" something. You can re-install in 30 minutes or less, and it's free. 2 mins. if you have a save-file .bak'ed up somewhere.
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Puppy. You can choose to use it well. 8) Or well, choose not to use it. :wink: (I'm feelin' quite spiffy for thinking of that)
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.
This is Linux not Windows.
You must be smarter than the equipment you are operating.
In Rox file manager
Right click on an item.
Choose trash or choose delete.
Trash sends the item to the trash.
Delete does just that,
You must be smarter than the equipment you are operating.
In Rox file manager
Right click on an item.
Choose trash or choose delete.
Trash sends the item to the trash.
Delete does just that,
The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
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Thank you, bigpup. Actually, the point wasn't how to use it nor my intelligence vs. the machine's, but your instructions may be as helpful as my advice was intended to be to a new Puppy user. Since this *is* Linux not Windows, it does happen that many M$ users are nonplussed to discover that difference. Many Windows programs do have a Linux counterpart that works in a similar way, but Delete is not Recycle Bin. As Trash looks very similar to it, newbs expect that a file they Delete would be found there, not gone. I hope we have saved someone from finding this out the hard way. It can be a very painful lesson otherwise.bigpup wrote:This is Linux not Windows.
You must be smarter than the equipment you are operating.
In Rox file manager
Right click on an item.
Choose trash or choose delete.
Trash sends the item to the trash.
Delete does just that,
I'm done derailing the topic now. My apologies.
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Puppy. You can choose to use it well. 8) Or well, choose not to use it. :wink: (I'm feelin' quite spiffy for thinking of that)
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.
Of course there's always <mumble> RTFM :oops: RTFM :roll: RTFM :twisted: Funny I say that @ work and play equally often.