I want to be able to set keyboard shortcuts for increase volume, decrease volume, and mute. Thanks!
I second this feature request. Thanks!
I've discussed this feature on the forums and jasper replied this: "Changing the volume with keybindings is a good request and I think the volume control plugin would be the best place to add it."
I second that, there are already key bindings for that, so it would be easy to add the grabs to the mixer plugin (ie it has nothing to do with xfwm4)
I use the following in the xbindkeys config file: "amixer set Master,0 2%+" Mod4 + Up "amixer set Master,0 2%-" Mod4 + Down Win+Up for increase volume, Win+Down for decrease. And the following to play/pause audacious: "audacious --play-pause" Mod4 + a
It's a bug for Danny...
Note to self I need to: - make volume changer plugin in panel unique again (very questionable) - move panel plugin config (device & master control) to separate app (maybe launched from mcs though) - while I'm at it, move other mixer stuff out of mcs as well - add default keybinding for e.g. XF86_VolumeUp to xfce shortcut manager So no way in hell that that's going to end up in 4.4
the amixer idea is good, although there is a keyboard shortcut page in xfce settings now, yay :)
GNOME has a neat OSD applet. It would be nice to see this in XFCE sometime, too. Thanks!
The applet is called acme (http://devin.com/acme/). You can get the cvs snapshot running with xfce, although there are couple of minor bugs I'm experiencing - mainly the mute button isn't working as a toggle.
Default keybinding for aumix is added in 4.4+ svn...