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11 Responses

  1. dgoeduardo says:

    Thanks, it is more borring without the sound

  2. Francesco says:

    I did it but still no sound 🙁

  3. kiraitachi says:

    Why do Ubuntu don’t ship this already done??

  4. charlie barkin says:

    I guest you have to do it this way
    /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login sound”

    I did try it, it works for me.

  5. charlie barkin says:

    cut and paste the one that i have done. It might work for you.

  6. Angel Mass says:

    I know right, Im a big UBUNTU fan, I use it in both my Laptop and Desktop PCs more often than Windows, but is little things like that what I dont understand. Other example: What happen with the Screesavers and why is that difficult to reactivate it. I love Ubuntu, but that is the kind of stuff that doesnt makes it be as popular as other OS. No popularity = not many developers interested to work in the system = slow development.

  7. NickinDublin says:

    Hi guys,

    Just a note to say: copy the Command: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login sound” without the word “sound” at the end, then it will work so copy this:
    Command: /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login”
    It worked for me like that!

  8. zaphod2003 says:

    Nice fix, worked perfectly for me.

  9. João Santana says:

    Don’t blame Ubuntu, blame Gnome 3 who doesn’t come with screensavers and no login sound.

  10. cobra says:

    it is a nice fix but I was looking for how to change it from drab gnome login sound to, iron maiden’s fear of the dark, or to any other song clip of my choosing

  11. Wesley says:

    o meu funcionou no computador que testei mas no notebook nada e fiz assim:
    /usr/bin/canberra-gtk-play –id=”desktop-login” –description=”GNOME Login”

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