In windows there is an option call no sounds.
Is there anything like that in unity / ubuntu 11.10?
I don't ever never want a system kind of sound.
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Three simple steps:
To disable system sounds check Sound Settings:
Mute Alert Volume:
To mute the Login Sound open Startup Applications:
Disable GNOME Login Sound:
To disable the alert on the login screen (lightdm) you have to mute it once - it is muted automatically next time you start your system:
Done.
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So this means there is only 1 system sound, is that correct? Cause it said, alert sound. I got the feeling that all possible sounds wasn't included in the dialog. Feb 23, 2012 at 9:52
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How can I access these settings when I'm using LXDE? Any command line? Some programs make annoying bubble pop sounds upon every dialog box popup, which drives me nuts, and no way to turn off because every tutorial deals with Ubuntu disregarding other flavors altogether... sigh... Dec 14, 2014 at 14:00
Go to the Dash, type "Sound". The sound menu opens. There you can mute all system sounds.
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It only shows the "sound recorder". No sound options at all. (Dash sucks imho) May 13, 2013 at 7:18
Another way to do this is to install dconf-editor (sudo apt-get install dconf-tools from the Terminal) and head over to org > gnome > desktop > sound and uncheck 'event-sounds'.
