Kamix is an ALSA-supported mixer software designed for KDE 3. It offers users an intuitive interface to control audio settings on Linux platforms.
Kamix Project is a mixer application designed for KDE 3 and ALSA. Its main purpose was to address the lack of support of some features that the official kmix didn't offer. However, with the release of KDE 3.2, kmix now has all the features that kamix had before. Despite this, kamix still offers more configurability compared to kmix.
To run Kamix, you need to have KDE 3.x and ALSA libraries with a minimum version of 0.9.x. Additionally, your kernel should use ALSA as the "driver" for sound which is true for most cases.
The latest release of Kamix has fixed a bug that previously prevented it from starting up. The new version now includes a more accurate and informative systray tip, and presets can now be selected from the systray menu. Moreover, the dB display in OSD was corrected to provide better accuracy.
Overall, Kamix is an excellent application for anyone who requires more configurability in their mixer setup. Its ease-of-use, combined with its additional features, makes it a worthwhile option for anyone looking to upgrade their KDE mixer experience.
To run Kamix, you need to have KDE 3.x and ALSA libraries with a minimum version of 0.9.x. Additionally, your kernel should use ALSA as the "driver" for sound which is true for most cases.
The latest release of Kamix has fixed a bug that previously prevented it from starting up. The new version now includes a more accurate and informative systray tip, and presets can now be selected from the systray menu. Moreover, the dB display in OSD was corrected to provide better accuracy.
Overall, Kamix is an excellent application for anyone who requires more configurability in their mixer setup. Its ease-of-use, combined with its additional features, makes it a worthwhile option for anyone looking to upgrade their KDE mixer experience.
What's New
Version 0.6.6: N/A