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I am running on F13 on Dell optiplex 380 computer. I do not have sound from the external speakers. Internal speakers are working quite ok. Seemingly it seems the drivers are not installed. I am new to linux world and would want you people to assist me on how to go about this.
Thanks in advance
Fedora 13 is very out of date: the current version is 17. So, no bug fixes and no security patches.
Look in the menu under System — Preferences and you should find an entry called Volume or Sound. Run that and it enables you to configure your hardware.
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