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    sysm is a Linux program that lets you play custom sounds on specified events show a11y c++ linux release github.com
    jafarlihi avatar authored by jafarlihi 2 months ago |
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    pointlessone avatar pointlessone 2 months ago | link

    Finally your server can do “bleep”/“bloop” like in old sci-fi. Now, is there a blinkenlights equivalent of this?

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      Forty-Bot avatar Forty-Bot edited 2 months ago | link

      https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/leds/ledtrig-transient.html

      https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/leds/ledtrig-oneshot.html

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      Vaelatern avatar Vaelatern 2 months ago | link

      “You’ve got mail!”

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        FeepingCreature avatar FeepingCreature 2 months ago | link

        Missing concept: vary [sound volume, playback speed, pitch] based on [absolute value, rate of change].

        I was toying around with a program that gave me increasingly higher pitched warning noises as my RAM got low, with volume proportional to rate of change. I don’t think sysm can do that?