On 10/29/2011 01:56 PM, sc...@web.de wrote: > Shane Harbour <sh...@netsyssecurity.net> wrote: > >> Normally, what I do, is "mixerctl > /etc/mixerctl.conf" and then just >> edit from there as needed. > > OK, thanks. I suppose, mixerctl.conf is placed in /etc and consist > of name/value pairs as in output of the comand mixerctl, I suppose > you edit only the values changing them. I supose that I must supose > because these man pages are not precise enought. > > Rod. >
Pretty much. All the different settings (name/value) are outputted to the config file in /etc. Just edit it and mixerctl will use that file for it's config.
