I've now install and use Openbox with tint2 panel. Everything is running good except I can't figure out how to get the Volume Mixer to appear in tint2 panel.
How can I get Xfce mixer to show up or do I need to install a different one?
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thnx.
(Solved) Tint2 Volume Mixer
(Solved) Tint2 Volume Mixer
Last edited by ghostdawg on 21. Jan 2013, 19:23, edited 1 time in total.
Dell Optiplex 760 | Quad-Core | 4gb | 250gb | Salix-14.2 - Xfce4 & Openbox
HP DX5150 AMD64 | 1.5gb | 40gb | SalixOS-13.0 - Xfce4
HP DX5150 AMD64 | 1.5gb | 40gb | SalixOS-13.0 - Xfce4
Re: Tint2 Volume Mixer
I use tint2 for my desktop. I use Volti instead of xfce mixer.
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Re: Tint2 Volume Mixer
Thanks. That will do it. I wonder if it's complicated to have the mixer that comes with Xfce or whatever default environment one is using? Just curious.
Thnx.
Thnx.
Dell Optiplex 760 | Quad-Core | 4gb | 250gb | Salix-14.2 - Xfce4 & Openbox
HP DX5150 AMD64 | 1.5gb | 40gb | SalixOS-13.0 - Xfce4
HP DX5150 AMD64 | 1.5gb | 40gb | SalixOS-13.0 - Xfce4
Re: (Solved) Tint2 Volume Mixer
The Xfce mixer is not a systray applications but a plugins for the Xfce panel that won't work with others. There are some alternatives for Volti, e.g. you AFAIK can use kmix.
Or something more openbox like: Use gmrun to run apps by pressing [alt+f2] and add
to the gmrun config. So running alsamixer automatically opens a terminal window 
Or something more openbox like: Use gmrun to run apps by pressing [alt+f2] and add
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# Set terminal
Terminal = sakura
TermExec = ${Terminal} -e
AlwaysInTerm = ssh telnet ftp lynx mc vi vim nano alsamixer
