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Make tmux echo bells in the current window and also print a message for bells in other windows

I am using tmux 3.4 on Ubuntu noble 24.04.3. I would like tmux to handle bells as follows: If a bell occurs in the current window, echo it and don't do anything else. If a bell occurs in a window ...
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How to make ring-bell in a pc without pc speaker?

Some modern pc motherboards don't have pc speaker. In my case sudo modprobe pcspkr module load but I cannot see any changes in dev sudo modprobe pcspkr sudo find /dev/ -mmin -1 /dev/ptmx /dev/pts/5 /...
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Unix terminal flashes white on autocomplete

When I work with a terminal via ssh and press Tab button my screen is flickering white. Is there a way to disable it? I connect to a Ubuntu server via putty. My shell is Zsh but I have the same ...
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Zsh - how to enable backspace terminal beep sound

How can I enable the bell sound in my kali linux terminal (zsh) when I backspace or hit tab for suggestions, notice that the beep works when I'm in a sub shell (eg. I accessed mysql CLI the backspace ...
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Why does `$PS1` sometimes include the bell, `\a`? [duplicate]

In Ubuntu 18.04 and 22.04 (WSL), I've noticed that $PS1 contains a "bell" character, \a: $ echo $PS1 \[\e]0;\u@\h: \w\a\]${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\[\033[01;32m\]\u@\h\[\033[00m\]:\[\...
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How to make the screen blink from the command prompt?

Is there a Linux command that makes the screen blink for a fraction of a second? Possibly on all virtual desktops? I would use it to get a visual feedback to signal the end of a build, something like: ...
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How to make terminal bell not so loud (quieter)?

I use Debian and Mate, also I use vim a lot. There are a lot of answers about how to disable that loud beeping sound, it is called "terminal bell" in mate-terminal settings, but actually the ...
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Screen goes blank (black) for a few seconds when (Ubuntu) dual monitor setup

The laptop and monitor screen (connected via hdmi) goes blank. example: when autocomplete in terminal fails when taking a screenshot I believe the OS is trying to play a notification sound but it is ...
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Loud beep sound from manjaro

I am using Manjaro When I press backspace in an empty search or when I want to shutdown my PC using the GUI, a loud beep is heard. Can anyone help me remove this sound?
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Best practice for generating bell/beep in a *n*x GUI-oriented program

I've managed to get myself into an argument elsewhere trying to discourage somebody from writing a library that invokes aplay in order to get a GUI program to make a simple noise: the sort of thing ...
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plan 9 fonts on linux console

I am wondering how I can convert plan 9 fonts for use with the linux console, there is very little info on the topic. All i can find is vga medium having been ported to true type, but it doesnt look ...
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KDE somehow mute Konsole, yet IntelliJ terminal plays "beep" sound as normal

I found out that the "beep" sound is only produced inside of the IntelliJ's (RubyMine to be more specific) terminal. All tput bel, echo ^G and echo $'\a' produces a normal annoying sound. On addition ...
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How to invert 'watch -b'?

I'm trying to get my terminal to alert me with a simple bell once my domain registration has finished (is resolvable). From watch --help: Options: -b, --beep beep if command has a non-...
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Ring the computer bell without a terminal

I know how to ring the bell with echo -ne '\a' (or, even better if you don’t mind relying on an external command: tput bel). However, what it actually does is sending some special code to the output; ...
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Make noise on Ubuntu 18.04 without internet

I have an Ubuntu machine that currently has no internet connection. I want to set it up so it makes a sound when internet comes back. I'm not sure this machine has a PC speaker, but there is a ...
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