Mmixer is a console-based audio mixer written in Perl. It allows users to easily mix audio sources and provides a range of audio controls.
mmixer is a console-based audio mixer built in Perl. To use it, you'll need to have the Term-Screen and Audio-Mixer Perl modules installed. Additionally, you may also need the Term::ANSIColor module, although this is likely already included in your Perl distribution. Information on installing Perl modules is available in the documentation section.
It should be noted that mmixer has been tested and confirmed working on both Peanut Linux and Slackware Linux. To install, simply extract the tar file using the command "tar xfvz mmixer-1.2.tar.gz", navigate to the newly created directory with "cd mmixer-1.2", and then execute the root command "cp ./mmixer /usr/bin/" to copy the program to its destination.
Once installed, simply execute the command "mmixer" to begin using the software.
It should be noted that mmixer has been tested and confirmed working on both Peanut Linux and Slackware Linux. To install, simply extract the tar file using the command "tar xfvz mmixer-1.2.tar.gz", navigate to the newly created directory with "cd mmixer-1.2", and then execute the root command "cp ./mmixer /usr/bin/" to copy the program to its destination.
Once installed, simply execute the command "mmixer" to begin using the software.
What's New
Version 1.2: N/A