Sound 150%

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Last commit: [6cc72bf9] v6.5.0 - Improved seeker

An applet, based on the Cinnamon one, to control sound (up to 150% of nominal volume) and music

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Sound 150%

Summary

This sound150@claudiux applet is an improvement of the sound@cinnamon.org applet.

It can display icons indicating that the microphone is muted, if applicable.

Sound volume: All multiples of 25% can be magnetized. The OSD is compatible with the 'Horizontal OSD' Cinnamon extension.

It can display the song's cover art when it is embedded in the file (.mp3, .flac ...) or available from the Radio3.0 applet

An option allows you to control the volume up to 150% of its nominal value.

The icon and the slider can be colored according to the volume when it is greater than 100%.

A mark on sliders signals the '100%' position of volume.

From 0% to 100%: standard icons:

sound_150_079 sound_150_100

From 101 to 115%: yellow icon by default, but you can choose another color.

sound_150_115

From 116 to 130%: orange icon by default, but you can choose another color.

sound_150_130

From 131 to 150%: red icon by default, but you can choose another color.

sound_150_150

Note that the icons are those of the system.

An option in settings allows you to don't display colors.

Dependencies

This applet requires playerctl. If this package is not installed, the user can install it using the 'Install playerctl' option in the menu. If this option is absent from the menu, this means that playerctrl is already installed.

Settings

  • Settings can be accessed by right-clicking on this applet icon (Configure... option of the context menu).

  • Since version 5.0.0, settings have been presented in a new way, with 4 tabs: Behavior, Sound, Icon, Shortcuts.

Behavior settings

sound_150-behavior

Menu

  • Control Players
  • Show Loop and Shuffle controls

Panel

  • Show song information on the panel
  • Actions on middle click and shift+middle click
  • Use horizontal scrolling to move between tracks
  • Show album art as icon
  • Keep album art aspect ratio
  • Hide system tray icons for compatible players

Tooltip

  • Show volume in tooltip
  • Show player in tooltip
  • Show song artist and title in tooltip

Sound settings

sound_150-sound

  • Button to open Cinnamon settings to control maximum volume.
  • +/- lets you adjust the volume step, from 1% to 10%.
  • Magnetize the 'Volume 100%' mark.
  • Always allow microphone to be reactivated

Icon settings

sound_150-icon

Icon

  • Display volume near icon
  • Adjust the color of the icon to the volume
  • Icon color: 101%-115%
  • Icon color: 116%-130%
  • Icon color: 131%-150%
  • Button to reset these colors to default values (yellow, orange, red)
  • Show album art as icon
  • Keep album art aspect ratio

The last two options are the same as in the Behavior tab.

Shortcuts settings

sound_150-shortcuts

Shortcuts

  • Show menu
  • Volume Mute
  • Volume Up
  • Volume Down

If volume shortcuts are assigned here, you may need to delete these shortcuts in Cinnamon's keyboard settings.

Settings for older versions

Prior to version 5.0.0, all parameters were located on a single page:

sound_150-settings

Usage

  • The Maximum volume control option sets the percentage of nominal volume you want to limit the maximum volume. Possible values are between 30% and 150%. Since Cinnamon 4.4, Cinnamon Settings are used to set this value; use the button "Maximum volume control" provided to access it.

Use with caution. Above 120%, saturation can make the sound very unpleasant, even agressive.

In a meeting room or classroom, it is often useful to be able to increase the volume beyond 100%.

On the computer of a child, reduce the maximum volume possible to take care of his hearing... and yours!

  • Use +/- to set the volume increase/decrease step size (in % of nominal volume).

  • If you don't want to change colors, there's an option to ignore them.

  • Since version 4.7.0, you can redefine multimedia shortcuts to mute, raise or lower the volume.

Cinnamon versions

Successfully tested on Cinnamon versions 2.8 to 6.0 (Linux Mint 17.3 to 21.3).

Does not work on Cinnamon prior to version 2.8 (Linux Mint prior to 17.3).

Themes

Tested on themes :

  • Cinnamon
  • Carta
  • CBlack
  • Graphite-Zero
  • Linux Mint
  • Mint-X (all themes)
  • Mint-Y and Mint-Y-Dark (all themes)
  • Modern-Mint-2017
  • New-Minty
  • Numix-Cinnamon and Numix-Cinnamon-Transparent
  • Spider-Void
  • Void
  • Zukitwo-Cinnamon

Translations

The Sound 150% applet is designed to allow translation. A .pot template file is available, which you can use with software such as poedit to translate into your own language. You can then submit your translation on github, by forking this repo and making a pull request containing your changes.

Available translations are installed automatically when an update is performed.

Status of translations

Many thanks to all of the translators!

We welcome any new translations or updates.

Contributors

Many thanks to Rodrigo-Barros for his patch allowing to show the Spotify-player album art!

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114 Comments

claudiux
claudiux-8 hours ago
v6.5.0 is here! It improves the seeker in the menu: Elapsed time and duration are now displayed on either side of the seeker. You can go back in time, even if you're listening to the stream of a web-radio station (in the already listened-to section). It works great with the Radio3.0 applet! Enjoy it!
Pierre WOZNIAK
Pierre WOZNIAK-1 day ago
Same issue as yesdrs13 with 6.4.3 version. I'm using Linux Mint 21.3 with 5.15.0-100-generic x86_64 kernel. I set +/- to 1% in sound150 When I use my keyboard volume key to increase or decrease, it steps to +5% or -5% not ±1% ! I restart cinnamon "Alt+F2 - r" but same issue I restart computer -> same issue So I try to reassign shortcuts and then it works ! I think it may helps other peoples !
claudiux
claudiux-1 day ago
Simply check the "Redefine volume keyboard shortcuts" box. That's all there is to it.
claudiux
claudiux-1 day ago
Thank you very much, Pierre!
claudiux
claudiux-1 day ago
v6.4.3 is here and removes all nasty bugs. Enjoy it!
yesdrs13
yesdrs13-1 week ago
Very awesome app and am grateful for it (and developer). One small problem I ran into is the volume step stays at 5% even though the app shows only 1% or any other % except 5% which is where it's "stuck". Any ideas how to solve this?
claudiux
claudiux-1 week ago
In the Sound tab of settings, try clicking on the first button: "Maximum Volume Control".
yesdrs13
yesdrs13-6 days ago
Oh, forgot to mention, I am using Linux Mint Cinnamon 21.2 on an Acer Aspire E 15 (E5-576G).
yesdrs13
yesdrs13-6 days ago
No, unfortunately that's not doing any changes. I probably didn't explain this well. I wish I could show you screenshots on here. I'll try to be as detailed as possible going by my screenshots I have. 1- [150 app, sound tab, showing 1% selected as the +/-; also showing an onscreen volume display of 25%] 2- [still showing 150 app as before and no changes made; increased the volume, but now the onscreen volume display shows 30% instead of 26%] 3- [150 app, sound tab, changed the +/- to 10%] 4- [still showing 150 app as #3 and no changes made; onscreen volume display showing 35%] 5- [still showing 150 app no changes; increased the volume, but this time the onscreen volume display shows 40% instead of 45%] It's showing the change in the +/- option, but not on the onscreen volume display where it either increases or decreases by 5 every time.
claudiux
claudiux-5 days ago
Are you using both applets sound and sound150? Remove sound applet and reboot Cinnamon.
yesdrs13
yesdrs13-2 days ago
Sorry I've been MIA. The system sound has been disabled and I did a reboot of my computer, but still getting the same result. I have just posted the issue with screenshots.
claudiux
claudiux-6 days ago
Please open an issue. Thus, you'll can post screenshots.
clriis
clriis-1 week ago
Am wondering if it's possible to make a keyboard shortcut option for 'play/pause'. I got a couple of empty keys and at times it's more convenient than using the mouse.
claudiux
claudiux-6 days ago
v6.4.0 is for you!
clriis
clriis-3 days ago
Thank you very much!!!! Absolutely brilliant :-)
clriis
clriis-1 week ago
Please ignore my last comment. After a reboot everything is in order with v6.3.3. So sorry. It's really progressing into a very useful appet.
claudiux
claudiux-1 week ago
I just made v6.3.4 to add an option to ignore volume shortcut redefinition. I'm glad you like this applet.
clriis
clriis-1 week ago
I use a Thinkpad X13 Yoga and I am experiencing the exact same issue as @EZoldin; the 'Volume Mute' shortcut no longer works. Under the tab 'Shortcuts' it identifies as 'Audio mute' but it doesn't do anything. v6.3.3, Mint Cinnamon 21.3
claudiux
claudiux-1 week ago
v6.3.2 is here. Now, by clicking on the icon next to the Volume or Microphone slider, you can mute or unmute it.
claudiux
claudiux-1 week ago
v6.3.0 is here! It allows you to display icon indicating that the microphone is muted, if applicable. Sound volume: Now can allow to magnetize all multiples of 25%. Enjoy it! It took a lot of time to do.
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
v6.2.1 is here. It helps the user to install playerctl, if necessary.
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
v6.2.0: Dependency: please install _playerctl_: `pkcon install playerctl`
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
sudo pkcon install playerctl
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
v6.2.0 of sound150 is here! I recommend that you also use the Radio3.0@claudiux applet to take full advantage of both. https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/360
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
The version 6.1.0 of sound150@claudiux is here! From now on, when a song file (mp3, flac ...) contains a cover, it is displayed as an icon for this applet. Tested with these players: * celluloid * mpv * vlc * rhythmbox * audacious This should work whatever player you use. In addition, if easyeffects is installed, you can open it using the easyeffects option in the context menu. Enjoy all this!
EZoldin
EZoldin-1 month ago
I've used "Sound 150%" applet many year and was very satisfied. But starting few days ago I remarked, that the volume-mute shortcut does not work any more - I have ThinkPad T14 with Linux Mint 21.3, Cinnamon 6.0.4, Kernel 6.5.0-18 . The volume shortcuts are Volume-mute - Fn+F1 with small LED indicator Volume-down - Fn+F2 Volume-up - Fn+F3 Mic-mute - Fn+F4 with small LED indicator All of them but the volume-mute work fine. After many keyboard shortcut checks and experiments I've found, that removing of "Sound 150%" applet cures the problem! If the applet is active - placed in the panel tray - the problem comes. Interesting, that if the volume is lowered down up to zero then the small LED indicator on F1-key comes on, volume upping - is off. Even volume-mute per mouse click direct in the applet makes the LED on/off, but the shortcut does not function as long as the applet is active. I've already tried to reinstall the applet, no effect. Regards
claudiux
claudiux-1 month ago
Open "Configure..."; in the "Shortcuts" tab, delete all the shortcuts or use the same ones as in Cinnamon. Please let me know if it works.
clriis
clriis-1 month ago
I can't get it to show AlbumArt (Cover) from Celluloid. ------ Linux Mint 21.3
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
Please try v6.0.0.
claudiux
claudiux-1 month ago
Celluloid does not send the mpris:artUrl metadata. Thus, the art cover cannot be displayed.
claudiux
claudiux-3 weeks ago
To display all the metadata sent by a player while a song is playing: playerctl -a metadata
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
v5.1.1 is here. It now fixes a bug in Cinnamon's 'sound' applet, which will be corrected there later.
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
v5.0.0 is here. It modifies the presentation of settings, with tabs. It allows the user to change the icon colors.
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
v4.7.0 is here - It adds the ability to redefine multimedia shortcuts, which is useful when your predefined shortcuts don't increase/decrease the volume per step (+/-) defined in this applet settings.
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
You should remove the bindings from the Cinnamon shortcuts though (in Cinnamon settings -> Keyboard).
mildly-useful
mildly-useful-2 months ago
Thank you very much for your work and continued updates for this throughout the years! I I do have a request, I installed this applet precisely so that my Volume Up and Volume Down keyboard shortcuts decrease the volume by custom increments, and not the default 5%. It's awesome that we can now set the max volume to 150%, but can you please make the applet also modify Cinnamon's default increment, so that the volume shortcuts work with the new increment setting? I'm using Linux Mint 21.2 and the volume increment setting doesn't seem to make any difference when it comes to shortcuts. And a custom shortcut like "amixer set Master playback 2%-" does not show any OSD message, which I really want, so I would prefer if the applet would just modify the default increment instead of messing with custom shortcuts.
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
Are you sure you've removed the sound@cinnamon.org applet from your panel? Do not use sound@cinnamon.org and sound150@claudiux at the same time. I have no problems with the multimedia keys or the OSD. If I set the pitch (+/-) to 3%, for example, each press of the volumeUp key increases the volume by 3% and the OSD shows the correct volume level.
mildly-useful
mildly-useful-2 months ago
Yep. I did remove the default cinnamon sound and only used sound150 instead on my panels. I can set the percentage to anything from 1% to 6%, but it will only work if I hover my mouse over sound150 and use the scroll wheel. Then, it will correctly adjust the sound by how much I desire and the OSD information is displayed correctly as well. The problem is, I cannot do the same if I use the "Volume up" and "Volume down" binds from the Keyboard shortcuts in Mint, in the Sound and Media section. And this is important to me because I want to adjust the sound while in a video or game, without looking at the panel. My kernel version is 6.2.0-39-generic, DE is Cinnamon 5.8.4. Other applets I have in the panel are things like psensor, weather applet, memory usage, etc. nothing related to sound.
claudiux
claudiux-2 months ago
There are too many different cases to consider here. Please open an issue.
claudiux
claudiux-3 months ago
v4.6.0 is here - It adds the ability to display the volume level near the icon
claudiux
claudiux-3 months ago
v4.5.0 is here. It adds a shift-middle click action on applet icon, configurable in the settings. By default it mutes/unmutes the microphone.
claudiux
claudiux-3 months ago
Thanks to @spph!
claudiux
claudiux-3 months ago
@sphh, sorry!
claudiux
claudiux-4 months ago
v4.3.0 is here. Now the icon color changes according to the theme.
claudiux
claudiux-5 months ago
v4.2.0 is here! It try to distinguish between the artist and the song title, in the menu.
Hilyx
Hilyx-7 months ago
With new commits in version 1.4.1 (thank you @claudiux), you must make theses changes until official themes are updated. (issue with height, player buttons and multi line titles) : --- (in root) Go to usr/share/themes (for official themes) --- --- or home/.local/ (for custom themes)--- and find cinnamon.css in themes folder (mint y, x...). In cinnamon.css find "sound-player-overlay" and below , remove "height" line. (example : height: 5.6em;)
claudiux
claudiux-7 months ago
Easier: In the applet.js script for sound150@claudiux, replace the line : `this.trackInfo = new St.BoxLayout({style_class: 'sound-player-overlay', important: true, vertical: true}) ;` by the line: `this.trackInfo = new St.BoxLayout({style_class: 'sound-player-overlay', style: 'height: auto;', important: true, vertical: true}) ;`
Hilyx
Hilyx-7 months ago
ah ba oui.. comme ça c'est plus simple ^^
claudiux
claudiux-7 months ago
Most easier: Update to v4.1.1!
Hilyx
Hilyx-7 months ago
it's done !
claudiux
claudiux-8 months ago
Since version 1.4.1, this applet displays the entire title played (when the menu is open).
angelotux
angelotux-8 months ago
Very nice
claudiux
claudiux-8 months ago
Thank you.
PlateauRealm
PlateauRealm-1 year ago
Is there a text configuration file that references or maintains the positional setting of the slider control between reboots? I would like to read that value into a bash script variable. Is this possible?
claudiux
claudiux-1 year ago
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/32206/set-volume-from-terminal On my computer, with pulseaudio installed: $ pactl get-sink-volume 1 returns: Volume: front-left: 49118 / 75% / -7,51 dB, front-right: 49118 / 75% / -7,51 dB balance 0,00
PlateauRealm
PlateauRealm-1 year ago
This is a portion of the script that I am developing: #The Sound 150% Volume Control applet, if installed, can be adjusted to allow for exceeding the 100% volume level. #The Sound150 variable below is set to match the slider button positional value set in the Sound 150% app. Sound150=120 #Test for Sound 150% applet installation. If applet is not installed, set max_vol_limit to 100 if [[ -d "/home/$USER/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/sound150@claudiux" ]]; then max_vol_limit=$Sound150 else max_vol_limit=100 fi
PlateauRealm
PlateauRealm-1 year ago
BTW, on my system, pactl get-sink-volume 0 gives me the current default sink volume that the system tray volume setting controls. The setting that I am looking for, though, that I would like to reference, is not the current volume setting of 60%, but the max allowable volume button positional marker setting of 120% that I have set in Sound150. Unfortunately, this comment section does not allow for uploading of screen captures to more clearly detail what I mean.
claudiux
claudiux-1 year ago
To get the maximum volume allowed: $ gsettings get org.cinnamon.desktop.sound maximum-volume
TomDC777
TomDC777-1 year ago
Could you make it so that the menu lets you choose your audio output without launching settings? https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-spices-applets/issues/4531 Thanks!
claudiux
claudiux-1 year ago
Please right-click on the applet icon.
David Martinka
David Martinka-3 years ago
Very nice improvement on the default sound applet. This should be merged in to the default sound applet!
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
Version 2.0.0 of sound150@claudiux is here, with many improvements ! Enjoy it!
Ducvoccer
Ducvoccer-3 years ago
Can you add short cut to increase and decrease volume? such as: ctrl + up to increase and ctrl + down to decrease.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
Maybe you can use the system shortcuts: System Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts tab -> Sounds and media I prefer not to add a shortcut in this applet, which could interfere with those of the system.
Ducvoccer
Ducvoccer-3 years ago
But as you know, system shortcuts only control 0-100% volume sound.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
You are right! I'll see what I can do with this applet or with Cinnamon.
Ducvoccer
Ducvoccer-3 years ago
yes, thank you. I'm looking forward to enjoying.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
Enjoy ! Now, with sound150@claudiux v2.0.0, system shortcuts control 0-150% volume sound.
Lucero Alvarado
Lucero Alvarado-3 years ago
Hi! Is it normal if it doesn't show the album art cover for spotify? thanks
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
I do not use spotify. I will try it.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
Spotify tried. Effectively, the album art cover is not displayed.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
Now, sound150@claudiux v2.0.0 shows the album art cover for Spotify player.
xzj8b3
xzj8b3-3 years ago
It seems to create problems at startup with Cinnamon 4.6.5, which is a shame because the extension is comfortable!
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
It works fine, on my computers, with Linux Mint 20 and Cinnamon 4.6.5. Are you sure to have the latest version of sound150? Please try to download it again using Spices Update (open Spices Update settings, Applets tab, check both boxes for sound150, then click on Refresh button).
ChooChooAl
ChooChooAl-3 years ago
Doesn't work in the new Linux Mint 20 Beta Cinnamon. Not that this won't change but heads up.
ChooChooAl
ChooChooAl-3 years ago
Message when attempting to add to my panel is that it's not compatible with my version of Cinnamon. It does download and allow me the option to add to panel.
claudiux
claudiux-3 years ago
This is fixed. Please use SpicesUpdates (https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/309) to update this applet, to be sure to get the latest version.
kryptto
kryptto-4 years ago
I really enjoy this app, however upgraded to 19.3 getting error in Looking Glass log. When you can, please update, and thanks!
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
Thank you! The desired update is now available. You can use Spices Update to be sure to download the latest update of sound150.
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
Many thanks to Dragone2 for the new Italian translation!
awsms
awsms-4 years ago
Hi Claudiux, thanks for your work. The applet doesn't work with the last version of Cinnamon (4.2.3) on Mint 19.2
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
This applet is now compatible with Cinnamon 4.2
Nitrooo
Nitrooo-4 years ago
In the applets store I'm still getting the old "1.5.2" version.
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
Use Spices Update v4.0.1 (or following) to no longer have this kind of inconvenience. https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/309 Please look at the comments to know how to download and install it manually: https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/309#count
Nitrooo
Nitrooo-4 years ago
Added Spices Update and starred. Thank you very much for your good work.
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
Thank you Nitrooo!
Footbath666
Footbath666-4 years ago
I've never been able to get the sound applet, either this one or the standard one, to display album art on the panel. Any suggestions how I can get this to work? I usually have my music streaming from home network attached storage. Using XPlayer on 19.1 with Cinnamon 4.0.10.
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
Using XPlayer, I never seen any album art displayed. I use Rythmbox and this works well.
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
v1.5.2 - Now compatible with Cinnamon 4.0.10!
xzj8b3
xzj8b3-4 years ago
Not compatible with Cinnamon 4.0.10
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
Version 1.5.0 is here. New feature: Connect / Disconnect VPN with a single middle-click on the icon of this applet. Fixes a bug in Cinnamon 3.6: the correct script file permissions are set when starting this applet.
xzj8b3
xzj8b3-4 years ago
Not compatible with Cinnamon 4.0.10
claudiux
claudiux-4 years ago
v1.5.2 - Now compatible with Cinnamon 4.0.10!
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
Sorry, the "New feature" above doesn't concern this applet.
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
The 1.4.2 version of the Sound 150% applet is here.
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
sound150@claudiux v1.4.1 is here. The magnetic property of the 100% mark becomes optionnal. New translation: Danish. Many thanks to @Allan01!
Dannation
Dannation-5 years ago
Holy crap, I just realized there's an "Issues" button at the top of this page *facepalm*, I will move this to GitHub, sorry for the clutter!
Dannation
Dannation-5 years ago
Started having some odd behavior with my audio recently, and narrowed it down to this applet, which I love btw! While using the native linux Spotify app, when I would adjust the in app volume (scrolling on up on the volume control within the app), everything would be normal until I would make the final adjustment to max out the volume within the app. At that point, my global volume level would be instantly changed to 100%, regardless of what it was set to before (rip ears lol). I was removing various applets and what not trying to find the culprit, and I found that after removing the sound150 applet the behavior stopped. Since I love the applet and didn't want to give it up, I dug deeper, and ended up reading the change log which mentioned 100% volume being magnetic now. I found the relevant lines in sound150@claudiux/3.4/applet.js (lines 284-288) and commented them out, this has now fixed the issue for me. Sorry for the long comment, lol, this should probably have gone on GitHub, but I couldn't find the appropriate place to leave a bug report. Looking at the if statement I commented out, my assumption would be that one of the variables mentioned in there is somehow being referenced from Spotify rather than the applet. I'm sorry I can't be of more help, I'm sadly not a JavaScript guy, but hopefully this helps on some level. I really love this applet, and thank you good sir for the excellent work, I'm now forever addicted to having only 2% volume steps rather than 5% ones. :) Also, I'm running LInux Mint 18.3, Cinnamon 3.6.7, kernel 4.16 Thanks!
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
Hi @Dannation. Did you try to set the volume step at 1%? Normally, this cancels the magnetic effect, and allows you to fine-tune the sound volume. But I will make an option to cancel magnetic effect; it will be more elegant. Thank you for this report. Keep enjoying sound150 !
Feli Arana
Feli Arana-3 years ago
Hi! This weird thing is happening to me too. Sometimes when I'm on a call in Slack or whenever I volume up Spotify to 100% (tried lower values, 90% 50%, only happens when reaching 100%), general sound is increased to 100%... and yeah, rip ears lol
claudiux
claudiux-5 years ago
The version 1.4.0 of this applet is here.
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
The sound150 applet v1.3.4 is here. You can contribute, coding or translating, on https://github.com/claudiux/sound150#how-to-contribute. Thank you for your next contributions !
ahmed-elsayed2017
ahmed-elsayed2017-6 years ago
doesn't work with Linux Mint 17.3. Please, Fix it.
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
It's done ! You can update to v1.3.3 which is now available and compatible with Cinnamon 2.8 (Linux Mint 17.3).
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
The next version (1.3.3) of this sound150@claudiux applet will be compatible with Linux Mint 17.3. If you want to test it before its disponibility in the repository, these commands can help you: * mkdir ~/git * cd ~/git * git clone -b sound150 --single-branch https://github.com/claudiux/cinnamon-spices-applets.git sound150 Then, open your file manager (nemo), press the F3 key. In the left part, display your ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets directory ; in the right part, display your ~/git/sound150/sound150@claudiux/files/ directory. Remove the sound150@claudiux directory in the left part, then replace it the one is in the right part. Restart Cinnamon. Enjoy !
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
**then replace it by the one which is in the right part.** Sorry
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
Ok, I will try to rewrite this applet for Linux Mint 17.3 (Cinnamon 2.8.8).
GNU / Linux
GNU / Linux-6 years ago
Помогу Вам!!!
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
Thank you very much! Your Russian translation is now included in version 1.3.2. Большое спасибо! Ваш перевод на русский язык теперь включен в версию 1.3.2.
GNU / Linux
GNU / Linux-6 years ago
Thank You - updated! I'm already on it at the time, I thought. Definitely will help You with this.
GNU / Linux
GNU / Linux-6 years ago
Здравствуйте! Хочу Вам сказать, что очень достойный ваш апплет если честно даже неожидал. Раньше использовал апплет (Sound with apps volume) решил протестировать вашу разработку, меня очень порадовал звук музыки. За что Вам очень сильно Благодарен, теперь буду использовать ваш апплет. Спасибо Вам за ваш достойный труд !!! Hello! I want to tell You that it is very worthy your applet to be honest did not expect. Used to use an applet (Sound with apps volume) decided to test your design, I was very pleased with the sound of music. For that You are very Grateful, now I will use your applet. Thank You for your decent work !!!
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
Thank you! You can now update to version 1.3.1, which is compatible with all themes. Please, could you translate in Russian the messages of this applet, using the file po/sound150@claudiux.pot and the poedit software? That would be very kind of you. Спасибо! Теперь вы можете обновить версию 1.3.1, совместимую со всеми темами. Пожалуйста, не могли бы вы перевести на русском сообщения этого апплета, используя файл po/sound150@claudiux.pot и программное обеспечение poedit? Это было бы очень мило с вашей стороны.
claudiux
claudiux-6 years ago
Please note that, by default, the maximum volume is set to 100% of nominal volume. You can change this in Settings... Make good use of it!