According to Debian Accessibility FAQ you should be able to save the current volume settings. You could set the volume like amixer set Master 85% Then do sudo alsactl store I did this and logged out, but the volume decreased at the login screen. To anser the question below ORCA is written in Python and all the source code is available from a GIT repository.
________________________________ From: Kenneth Schack Banner <k...@fasb.dk> Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2024 10:31 AM To: debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org <debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org> Subject: Improve accessibility Hi, Im really greatful for the current accessibility in Debian, but i wish to help improving it, but im not a programmer. Why i wonder if its possible to read the code of the Orca configuration window for me to better understand the accessibility code and if its possible to modify the code of something like system settings / audio control panel / bluetooth manager to improve accessibility locally and then post the solutions in here or other places? I know this is not possible if its closed source, but thats where i hope to meet the beauty of open source :-) Best kind regards Kenneth
