Make Ubuntu terminal not go Buuuumpppp
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When we are in the terminal and we hit tab to complete the command line, and it can't complete all the way because there are multiple options, the terminal makes a "Bummmmpppp" noise. Is there a way to switch this off?
command-line sound gnome-terminal indicator-sound
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
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When we are in the terminal and we hit tab to complete the command line, and it can't complete all the way because there are multiple options, the terminal makes a "Bummmmpppp" noise. Is there a way to switch this off?
command-line sound gnome-terminal indicator-sound
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
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You might also check/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
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@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
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@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced withecho meowor something very similar.
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47
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When we are in the terminal and we hit tab to complete the command line, and it can't complete all the way because there are multiple options, the terminal makes a "Bummmmpppp" noise. Is there a way to switch this off?
command-line sound gnome-terminal indicator-sound
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
When we are in the terminal and we hit tab to complete the command line, and it can't complete all the way because there are multiple options, the terminal makes a "Bummmmpppp" noise. Is there a way to switch this off?
command-line sound gnome-terminal indicator-sound
command-line sound gnome-terminal indicator-sound
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
asked Feb 12 at 19:05
OleOle
7512822
7512822
1
You might also check/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
1
@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
1
@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced withecho meowor something very similar.
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47
add a comment |
1
You might also check/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
1
@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
1
@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced withecho meowor something very similar.
– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47
1
1
You might also check
/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
You might also check
/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
1
1
@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
1
1
@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced with
echo meow or something very similar.– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47
@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced with
echo meow or something very similar.– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47
add a comment |
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Looks like opening the terminal preferences and deselecting the terminal bell does the trick.
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
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Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
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Looks like opening the terminal preferences and deselecting the terminal bell does the trick.
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
1
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
|
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Looks like opening the terminal preferences and deselecting the terminal bell does the trick.
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
1
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
|
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Looks like opening the terminal preferences and deselecting the terminal bell does the trick.
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
Looks like opening the terminal preferences and deselecting the terminal bell does the trick.
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
answered Feb 12 at 19:07
OleOle
7512822
7512822
1
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
|
show 2 more comments
1
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
1
1
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
Took less time to find solution yourself than to type all this! Thx, always wondered how to do this.
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 20:05
1
1
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
Sometimes I have the volume up and it actually scares me!
– EODCraft Staff
Feb 12 at 23:33
1
1
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
Yeah I realized how traumatized I was getting after accidentally having the headphones on max and hear BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!. I was like OH #%$#%@$ what did I just do????
– Ole
Feb 13 at 0:04
1
1
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
"How to keep Ubuntu from causing a nervous breakdown?"
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:19
1
1
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
It's especially bad when in the middle of some massive code refactoring and everything is going south and then on top of all that Ubuntu hits you with the BUMMMMMPPPPP!!!!/DRRRRRIIIPPPPPPP!!!! I'll be in starbucks yelling at Ubuntu to shut up and people are like "What's this guys problem ..."
– Ole
Feb 13 at 1:21
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You might also check
/usr/share/sounds/gnome/default/alerts, which is where the sounds are stored. Maybe someone has been putting in little tricks?– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 19:47
1
@CharlesGreen You mean like here askubuntu.com/q/1057512/504066 ?
– PerlDuck
Feb 12 at 20:33
1
@PerlDuck I saw a post, I think here, long ago. Someone had moved 'cat' and replaced with
echo meowor something very similar.– Charles Green
Feb 12 at 20:47