sound volume

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On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 16:09, Mike Starke wrote:
> I've never been much of a gui guy, but I just fired up the gnome-panel
> and see a volume control to the far right. If one had to adjust the
> volume (intensity or mute) via the command line, how would that be done?
>=20
> Seems to me gui apps only manipulate values contained within asci files
> anyway.............

I don't know of any utility that will let you do that on the command
line - but to do it all you'd need is something to write to /dev/mixer.=20
It isn't an ASCII file though...

        --Ted

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