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epalaciosj
Member Since :
Apr 25, 2008
Location :
Ecuador
Total Votes :
11
Total Comments :
1
Last Activity :
on 10/22/08
8
votes
This guide is no longer necessary IMO. I’ve solved my volume control problems by dragging the Volume control plugin from the item list to the panel.
Simple, but it works.
I have problems with the default Volume Control plugin in Xubuntu, so this is a useful solution.
