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xkbbell

XKB extension user utility

Synopsis

xkbbell [-display <dpy>] [-synch] [-dev <id>] [-force] [-nobeep] [-bf <id>] [-kf <id>] [-v <volume>] [-w <id>]


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  sleep 50




  xkbbell &




  sleep 8




  xkbbell &




  sleep 1




  xkbbell &




  sleep 1




  done






  espeak "Finished"
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  Additional keyboard utils:




  xkbbell - generate XKB bell
  events




  xkbvleds - display the state of LEDs on an XKB
  keyboard in a window
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  echo ' xkbbell
  Ring X11 keyboard bell on alert'




  echo ' clip Write sound
  to be played to clipboard'

description

user utility

options

-display <dpy>

specifies which display to use

-synch

turns on synchronization

-dev <id>

specifies which device to use

-force

force audible bell

-nobeep

suppress server bell, event only

-bf <id>

specifies which bell feedback to use

-kf <id>

specifies which keyboard feedback to use

-v <volume>

specifies which volume to use

-w <id>

specifies which window to use

If neither device nor feedback are specified, xkbbell uses the default values for the core keyboard device.

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