I install Debian through netinstall with options debian desktop environment and system utilities (or something similar) ticked. Then I switch to use i3-wm. Now I have a problem - when binding the multimedia key for sound volume control, how can I enable notification so e.g pressing hot key fn + f5/ f6 increasing/ decreasing the volume sound and displaying sound volume increasing/ decreasing icon through dunst?
I've done binding key previously like setting below (confuring ~/.config/i3/config) but I never successfully trigger notification in displaying sound icon through notification system.
https://faq.i3wm.org/question/3747/enab ... eys.1.html
Much appreciate any suggestions.
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[SOLVED] I3 sound notification
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[SOLVED] I3 sound notification
Last edited by shogun1234 on 2018-02-19 21:40, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: I3 sound notification
I use volumeicon in my dwm desktop, pnmixer is also a possibility.
They will both provide popups when the volume is changed and will also control the keybinds (if desired).
With i3 you will also get a systray icon, which is nice.
They will both provide popups when the volume is changed and will also control the keybinds (if desired).
With i3 you will also get a systray icon, which is nice.
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Re: I3 sound notification
i don't think dunst can do these graphical bars, just a numerical value.shogun1234 wrote:how can I enable notification so e.g pressing hot key fn + f5/ f6 increasing/ decreasing the volume sound and displaying sound volume increasing/ decreasing icon through dunst?
i once tried scripting this myself, but it quickly became too difficult when considering cases like "holding down the key until volume reaches 100%".
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Re: I3 sound notification
After testing several options, I decided to go with polybar (https://github.com/jaagr/polybar). So far it's the solution that get closest to my requirements. Another one I found is volnoti (https://github.com/davidbrazdil/volnoti), but it only displays sound volume level (not adjusting sound volume level).
Thanks for your information and help!
Thanks for your information and help!