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On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 11:08:03 +0000 |
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Mick <michaelkintzios@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Sunday 29 Dec 2013 01:38:57 Edward M wrote: |
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> > > So maybe KDE is pulling in something. |
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> > I guess I will continue using |
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> > claws-mail,since i only send text emails. |
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> > Thanks for new options i was not aware. |
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> I'm guessing that KDE uses phonon to play sound notifications, e.g. |
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> when you get a new message in your kmail Inbox, which requires |
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> gstreamer and friends. |
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Since I only use lxde as my DE and I |
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don't have anything from KDE installed, I was getting little |
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confuse,as to why those media-libs were needed, but now with these |
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two replies I received. it is making more sense. So basically |
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kmail needs media-libs that KDE uses so it can play sound |
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notifications, even though i'm using another DE instead of KDE? |
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> Kmail does not play anything inside messages. When you click on an |
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> attachment it will ask you to save it or open it with the default |
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> application, depending on the mime type of the attachment. |
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Now i know, thanks. |
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