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Change startup sound in Linux Mint 13

Wednesday, September 12, 2012 posted by CSch
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Linux Mint 13 plays a sound when you start the system as well as when you log into an account. Both of these sound can be changed – to do so, you must be logged in and know the root password.

- Open the main menu and go to Administration > Login Window.
- Go to the Accessibility tab:

You can now check or uncheck the listed sounds or choose new ones from your files – these must be in the .ogg format however! System sounds can be found in /usr/share/sounds/LinuxMint/stereo for example, or you can convert your own files.

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Tags: change, edit, linux mint 13, login, maya, sound, startup
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