At work we often listen to music off of my computer, so when the phone rings I have to quickly adjust the volume. Using the volume keys on my keyboard I could have the music either really loud or too quiet.
So, to change the effect the volume keys have:
- Press Alt+F2 to bring up the “Run” box.
- Type in “gconf-editor” and press enter.
- Select “Apps > gnome_settings_daemon“
- On the right hand side you’ll have a single option named “volume_step“
- Change the numerical value (6 by default) to a lower one (3 seems pretty good)
Simples!
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You can not believe how long ive been googling for something like this. Went through 9 pages of Yahoo results and couldnt find anything. Quick search on bing. There you are!…. Really have to start using it more often!
This one was solved at 2008 in Ubuntu forums, guys!
See the thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335780
Lets try the new Ubuntu Lucid Lynx!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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