Osdvolume is a handy daemon that primarily works with notebooks, enabling volume adjustment and display on OSD using KOSD.
If you're looking for a handy tool to adjust the volume and displays on OSD, osdvolume is a great option for notebook users. It's a daemon that works with KOSD and interacts via DBus, so it's compatible with KDE4. To function properly, you'll need Kmix installed and loaded - if started before Kmix, osdvolume will wait until it's available.
To use osdvolume, you'll need to have KDE 4.x and Qt 4.x installed. After installing the software, the quickest way to get started is to bind two keys to the following commands:
Volume minus: qdbus org.osd.volume /Volcontrol org.OSD.Volume.showdec
Volume plus: qdbus org.osd.volume /Volcontrol org.OSD.Volume.showinc
The latest version of osdvolume includes various fixes for both the code and the readme. Overall, osdvolume is a reliable and efficient tool for adjusting volume and display settings on your device.
To use osdvolume, you'll need to have KDE 4.x and Qt 4.x installed. After installing the software, the quickest way to get started is to bind two keys to the following commands:
Volume minus: qdbus org.osd.volume /Volcontrol org.OSD.Volume.showdec
Volume plus: qdbus org.osd.volume /Volcontrol org.OSD.Volume.showinc
The latest version of osdvolume includes various fixes for both the code and the readme. Overall, osdvolume is a reliable and efficient tool for adjusting volume and display settings on your device.
What's New
Version 1.2: N/A