KVolumeOSD is a minimalistic software designed for KDE that displays an on-screen display (OSD) upon pressing volume buttons. It runs in the background and responds instantly to volume changes.
For those looking for a simple KDE application that responds to volume buttons with ease, look no further than KVolumeOSD. This program runs in the background and displays a small on-screen display (OSD) when volume buttons are pressed. It delegates the actual job of adjusting volume to KMix.
Installation is straightforward; simply execute "./configure", "make", and "make install" (as root). Once installed, make sure KMix is up and running and that no other KDE application is set up to respond to the XF86AudioRaiseVolume|LowerVolume|Mute events. Then, run 'kvolumeosd' to get started.
To further customize the look and behavior of KVolumeOSD, select it from the K-Menu, or run 'kvolumeosd --configure' to access the configuration window. Within this window, adjustments can be made to personalize the appearance of the OSD and tailor its behavior to individual preferences.
Should it prove necessary, closing the app is effortless, requiring only the input of 'kvolumeosd --quit'. Overall, KVolumeOSD is a fantastic program that simplifies volume adjustments and is certainly worth a try.
Installation is straightforward; simply execute "./configure", "make", and "make install" (as root). Once installed, make sure KMix is up and running and that no other KDE application is set up to respond to the XF86AudioRaiseVolume|LowerVolume|Mute events. Then, run 'kvolumeosd' to get started.
To further customize the look and behavior of KVolumeOSD, select it from the K-Menu, or run 'kvolumeosd --configure' to access the configuration window. Within this window, adjustments can be made to personalize the appearance of the OSD and tailor its behavior to individual preferences.
Should it prove necessary, closing the app is effortless, requiring only the input of 'kvolumeosd --quit'. Overall, KVolumeOSD is a fantastic program that simplifies volume adjustments and is certainly worth a try.
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