soundKonfig is a complete mixer that is built on KDE platform and provides advanced features.
SoundKonfig is an advanced KDE-based full mixer that boasts of a ton of features. When it comes to installation, the process is straightforward. Simply "cd" to the directory with the source code, and type "./configure" to configure the package to your system. Note that if you're using "csh" on an old version of System V, you may need to type "sh ./configure" instead to prevent the system from trying to execute "configure" by itself. It's worth mentioning that running "configure" takes a while, but it prints messages related to the features it's checking for during the process.
When installation is complete, you can compile the package by typing "make," and then install the programs, data files, and documentation by typing "make install." If you need to remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory, type "make clean." It's that simple!
Unfortunately, this release of SoundKonfig is quite crude, and almost all its features are implemented very sparsely. Moreover, the system tray is not working, and the dcop client hangs. Overall, this software has a lot to offer, but its current release leaves much to be desired.
When installation is complete, you can compile the package by typing "make," and then install the programs, data files, and documentation by typing "make install." If you need to remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory, type "make clean." It's that simple!
Unfortunately, this release of SoundKonfig is quite crude, and almost all its features are implemented very sparsely. Moreover, the system tray is not working, and the dcop client hangs. Overall, this software has a lot to offer, but its current release leaves much to be desired.
What's New
Version 0.1 Alpha: N/A