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I like KDE, but i dont like Kmix. I like the Gnome volume. I just cant figure out where it's located. I attached a image link, since i cant explain what it looks like. All i need is the location, or name. I can do the rest, i just cant seem to find it anywhere.
Yes, thats what i thought also, but neither are the command. aumix is usually what it is i thought. Thank you for your suggestion though. The reply is much appreciated.
homey, that's a great guess, because thats it! Thank you much! The knowledge on this board never stops amazing me. This entire board is awsome, and is always full of great information. Thanks to all for the replies..
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