kill artsd PERMINANTLY! (i dont use it, but it hogs /dev/dsp)
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I agree with qwijibow. The aRTS sound server in KDE 3.2 sucks big time, I have had to go back to using KDE 3.14 on both my Slack boxes because /dev/dsp, /dev/mixer and aumix are hog tied by aRTS.
I'm still on KDE 3.1.2. But in the Control Center under Sound and Multimedia there is check box to enable/disable the startup of artsd. Is that still there in 3.2?
Control Center -> Sound & Multimedia -> Sound System. First tab says 'artsd'. First entry on the page is then a checkbox: 'enable artsd soundserver at startup'. This is still KDE 3.1 tho'.
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