mute(1) [debian man page]

MUTE(1) 						    BSD General Commands Manual 						   MUTE(1)

NAME

     mute -- use aumix to mute and un-mute sound output

SYNOPSIS

     This command does not take any command-line arguments.

DESCRIPTION

     mute is a small script that uses aumix to conveniently mute and un-mute sound. If sound is currently not muted, running mute will save your
     current settings to ~/.aumixrc (or /etc/aumixrc if you are root) and mute the sound.  Running mute again will restore the settings.

BUGS

     The current ~/.aumixrc or /etc/aumixrc will be overwritten.

AUTHORS

     Ben Ford

SEE ALSO

     aumix(1)

BSD
								 December 11, 2002							       BSD

i8kbuttons(1)							     Utilities							     i8kbuttons(1)

NAME

       I8kbuttons - Monitor the status of Fn-buttons on Dell Inspiron laptops.

SYNTAX

       i8kbuttons [<options>]

DESCRIPTION

       The i8kbuttons daemon monitors the status of the two volume buttons of the Inspiron 8000 and the corresponding Fn- combinations.

       When  a button is pressed the daemon runs the corresponding command specified in the command-line options. By specifying the proper commnds
       it is then possible to control the volume of the sound mixer or run any other command you like.

       It must be noted that although the program has default commands for the various buttons there are no standard mixer  command  shipped  with
       the many Linux distributions which can change volume incrementally and support the mute/restore function.  The default commands must there-
       fore be overriden with specific commands depending on which mixer software is installed. Example:

	      i8kbuttons -u "aumix -v +10" -d "aumix -v -10" -m "aumix -v 0" -r 100 -v

OPTIONS

       The program accepts the following command-line options:

       -v, --verbose
	      Verbose mode, show all commands executed.

       -u, --up <command>
	      Specifies the command to be executed when the VolumeUp button is pressed.

       -d, --down <command>
	      Specifies the command to be executed when the VolumeDown button is pressed.

       -m, --mute <command>
	      Specifies the command to be executed when the VolumeOn/Off button is pressed.

       -t, --timeout <milliseconds>
	      Specifies the interval in milliseconds at which the daemon checks the button status. Useful values are in the range 50-200.  Default
	      is 100.

       -r, --repeat <milliseconds>
	      Specifies  the  autorepeat  interval  in	milliseconds.  Useful  values are in the range 100-1000. Default is 0, i.e. no autorepeat.
	      Autorepeat starts after an initial delay of 250 milliseconds.

       This program can be used by normal users or started as daemon by an init script. Under Debian GNU/Linux it is possible to  start  automati-
       cally  the  daemon  at  boot  by  creating an /etc/default/i8kbuttons configfile and setting the I8KBUTTONS_UP_CMD, I8KBUTTONS_DOWN_CMD and
       I8KBUTTONS_MUTE_CMD variables with the command which must be executed by the program. Note the the  /etc/default/i8kbuttons  configfile	is
       not  installed  by the i8kutils package because the program is usually run by normal users. If you want to use it as daemon you must create
       the config file yourself.

FILES

       /proc/i8k
       /etc/default/i8kbuttons

AUTHORS

       Massimo Dal Zotto <dz@debian.org>

COPYRIGHT

       i8kbuttons and all the i8kutils programs, scripts and other files are distributed under the GNU General Public License  (GPL).	On  Debian
       GNU/Linux systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL'.

SEE ALSO

       i8kctl(1), i8kmon(1)

Massimo Dal Zotto						   6 April 2009 						     i8kbuttons(1)