Re: Switching on/off the sound from the command line

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• Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 20:51:24 -0400
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Paul Smith wrote:

Don't know which Fedora you're using but something like aumix with
the volume set to 0 should work. I have it on my older Fedora 1/2
system. I'm unable to jump to my Fedora 4 system to check. Do
a man on aumix if you have it.
	
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