http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1007333
http://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1007333#c3
--- Comment #3 from Josh Zimmerman ---
What I meant by configured upon login is when the computer starts or logs in
(kind of like the printer and scanner auto-detection and configuration during
installation, but heck while I'm at it creating combined bug reports; You could
make a note to add features to add the network fax option via printer for my
Canon MX479 Printer :) I'm just kidding, but.. );
If I didn't explain this in detail. I meant there should be an added feature
that automatically configures the sound cards and activates them as well as
adjust the volume according according to their setting information such as the
IRQ and the like without me having to go into the 'Configure Desktop' Applet
and launching 'Yast' and going to the 'Sound Configuration' and manually
configuring the sound card(s) necessary to hear playback.
Also the volume control in the system tray in the bottom right hand corner near
the clock should also be able to automatically select which card to use without
me having to manually select and the right number of input/outputs/recording
devices and stuff to display and control even when you have more than 1 sound
card installed like PCI 5.1 or 7.1 24 bit Sound Blaster/Sound Plaster Live with
the integrated sound.
(I have that one on Suse 13.2 32-bit on a different MSI Machine) I think it's
an AMD Athlon XP 3000(+) processor K4VM, but it still needs to work on the
other Open Suse Linux Operating Systems and Hardware also.
Yes I have one. It was even difficult for 'Windows' to find this driver to via
'Windows Update' and get it working properly under a decent version of
'Windows' and that's bad.
On a positive Note: Good Luck!
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