I have a laptop that qualifies for Linux, decided to watch your videos for wiping and installing, the distro is my next step. Thanks for everything DT!
Because of tinnitus, in i3, I load the sound of crickets in Audacious and a water fountain in Vlc at startup. I pause them to listen to videos like this, and unpause them when the sound of crickets and a water fountain is a better soundscape and I do something else. It's a system.
Ahah! This reminds me (I mean the sounds) when I used to work in a CCTV back in the days of Win95 and I added the sound of a fart at any event a user could do. Start menu, closing a window, clicking a menu, printing etc... At any event there was a fart sound. My manager was new to computers and didn't know how to handle the situation. He had to record in the PC so many things in the days (I was working night shifts), he called me at 2mp to help him removing that bloody sound that made him feeling ashamed anytime he was clicking somewhere haha
Hey DT! how do you make your videos. Is it just obs!! What keybindings do you typically use in the process. Can you make a video on the recording and livestreaming process of your channel? And maybe some editing procedure as well😁❤
Adding sound every time you launch Dmenu is realy nice and adds a lot to the feel of DTOS (or any DE). I was wondering if you can imitate the "Spawn once" behavior in Bash as well, since WMs like BSPWM are configured in Bash. Maybe someone can help me out with that! Have a nice day!
How about: if [ -z ONCE_ONLY ] ; then export ONCE_ONLY="1" # PUT YOUR SOUND COMMAND HERE fi edit: Now that I think of it, it might not work - depends on how it's implemented...
I am trying to imitate this sound function in my qtile config too, start-up and shut-down sound was easy to do, I'm struggling with adding sound to a key-binding that launches a rofi menu, like here Derek told us he is using "sequence_" function i am trying to do the same thing in qtile like executing multiple commands on a particular key-binding or on mouse click on the bar that is already executing a command and i want a sound effect on that too. Hopefully I'll find a way.
DT I would recommend you update the version number manually, using the hash from git means nothing to the final user as there is no way to tell which version is newer than another just by looking at those.
@@gagne6928 maybe you misread what I wrote. I was asking why he is using the windoze term "folder" when talking about directories. I understand that windoze habits die hard, but they really need to die. And the term "folder" needs to die with them.
Hey DT, love your work, i just installed dtos on my pc and i love tweaking things and the feel of it, but i have a problem, i cannot adjust my volume nor my brigthness levels from xmonad, only from GNOME. I tried to reinstall pipewire and do what some people suggest in the internet, i also tried to change the xf86 part of xmonad.hs but it doesnt help. Could someone shed some light into my problem?
Sounds would traditionally go in /usr/share as well, btw ;) (a few programs hide them away in /lib instead, though). /opt seems pretty much like it was meant to be a network share (so your boss can turn it off if you're wasting too much time playing games :P)
ffplay on Gentoo seems to require ffmpeg be built with USE=sdl (I don't have it :-\). I usually use aplay for this sort of thing, but that's limited to .wav files (or "dangerous" raw audio).
I'm really liking the idea of system sounds now, I'd love to cycle some older nostalgic ones for startup and shutdown.
I have a laptop that qualifies for Linux, decided to watch your videos for wiping and installing, the distro is my next step. Thanks for everything DT!
System sounds give me that sweet 2003 vibes 💖🙏
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Greetings from Zambia 🇿🇲
Hi! :D
Because of tinnitus, in i3, I load the sound of crickets in Audacious and a water fountain in Vlc at startup. I pause them to listen to videos like this, and unpause them when the sound of crickets and a water fountain is a better soundscape and I do something else. It's a system.
Can't believe there isn't a rick roll in there
SPOILER ALERT: DTOS does contain a rick roll. Just type "rr" in a terminal. ;)
great videos about real projects
Ahah! This reminds me (I mean the sounds) when I used to work in a CCTV back in the days of Win95 and I added the sound of a fart at any event a user could do. Start menu, closing a window, clicking a menu, printing etc... At any event there was a fart sound. My manager was new to computers and didn't know how to handle the situation. He had to record in the PC so many things in the days (I was working night shifts), he called me at 2mp to help him removing that bloody sound that made him feeling ashamed anytime he was clicking somewhere haha
Hey DT! Does it really matter if you use the install or cp command in PKGBUILDs. Personally, I always use the cp command. Sorry for bad english.
Did you consider automating this further by introducing gitlab pipelines?
So wird's 'n Hit!
Hey DT! how do you make your videos. Is it just obs!!
What keybindings do you typically use in the process.
Can you make a video on the recording and livestreaming process of your channel?
And maybe some editing procedure as well😁❤
Hopefully they are hair clipper sounds.
@bigmike obama True, I never let my hair get long enough to need clippers.
Adding sound every time you launch Dmenu is realy nice and adds a lot to the feel of DTOS (or any DE). I was wondering if you can imitate the "Spawn once" behavior in Bash as well, since WMs like BSPWM are configured in Bash. Maybe someone can help me out with that!
Have a nice day!
How about:
if [ -z ONCE_ONLY ] ; then
export ONCE_ONLY="1"
# PUT YOUR SOUND COMMAND HERE
fi
edit: Now that I think of it, it might not work - depends on how it's implemented...
I am trying to imitate this sound function in my qtile config too, start-up and shut-down sound was easy to do, I'm struggling with adding sound to a key-binding that launches a rofi menu, like here Derek told us he is using "sequence_" function i am trying to do the same thing in qtile like executing multiple commands on a particular key-binding or on mouse click on the bar that is already executing a command and i want a sound effect on that too. Hopefully I'll find a way.
DT I would recommend you update the version number manually, using the hash from git means nothing to the final user as there is no way to tell which version is newer than another just by looking at those.
Out of curiosity, why do you call directories by the term "folder"? That term was really invented for windows and really doesn't apply to Linux.
umm... actyually theyre called directories 🤓
@@gagne6928 maybe you misread what I wrote. I was asking why he is using the windoze term "folder" when talking about directories. I understand that windoze habits die hard, but they really need to die. And the term "folder" needs to die with them.
the first thing i do when i had a fresh manjaro install is the manjaro news app that runs in the background
Doesn't Windows 11 still uses the boot sound?
DTOS for Gentoo should exists
For sure
easy, just add a command or script in your startup config that plays an audio file
Hey DT, love your work, i just installed dtos on my pc and i love tweaking things and the feel of it, but i have a problem, i cannot adjust my volume nor my brigthness levels from xmonad, only from GNOME. I tried to reinstall pipewire and do what some people suggest in the internet, i also tried to change the xf86 part of xmonad.hs but it doesnt help. Could someone shed some light into my problem?
Sounds would traditionally go in /usr/share as well, btw ;) (a few programs hide them away in /lib instead, though). /opt seems pretty much like it was meant to be a network share (so your boss can turn it off if you're wasting too much time playing games :P)
ffplay on Gentoo seems to require ffmpeg be built with USE=sdl (I don't have it :-\). I usually use aplay for this sort of thing, but that's limited to .wav files (or "dangerous" raw audio).
/usr/share/sounds