On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 15:20:39 +
"Pedro M (Morphix User)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think we would create debian-sound list.
Now that is a brilliant idea.
Cheers
Midn
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I'm running Debian Sarge and recently upgraded to KDE
3.2.3. As a consequence my sound no longer works. It is
apparently looking for libkcm_arts.la which is part of
Debian stable release and I'm on the testing release.
Googling has not provided an answer. Linuxquestions.org and
KDE bugs have been
All of a sudden, my sound has disappeared. Can't play cds,
mp3s, nothing.
When I open KDE's control centre > sound & multimedia >
sound system, I get the following error message:
There was an error loading the module.
Details
The diagnostics is:
Library files for "libkcm_arts.la" not found in pat
I want to install a package along with the suggested and
recommended packages with apt-get. Is there any way in
which I can tell apt-get to install the whole lot or do I
have to install the package as a first step and then the
suggested and recommended packages after the first install
has complete
Jeff,
For what it's worth, I found your message helpful and
informative.
> That is all, sorry for intruding.
Feel free to intrude again :)
Cheers
Midn
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> Es Diumenge Febrer 15 2004 11:56, en Midnight va
> escriure:
> > -rws--x--- 1 root cdrom 133 Jan 16 23:51
> > cdrecord
> That's not an executable but a script; make it also
> readable and... voila! ;)
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> Joan Tu
I've installed k3b on my machine and every time I start k3b
up, it gives me an error message: "unable to find cdrecord
executable".
I undoubtedly have cdrecord installed on my machine.
ls -al cdrecr* in /usr/bin provides the following output:
-rws--x---1 root cdrom
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