Hello ...
REASON: What has kept me (Windows-User) from switching to Linux so far, are the marginal options to set own system event tones.
Years ago (2013) I found SLAX 7.8 with KDE Plasma. That only one, but similarly extensive
system sounds mapping offers, like Windows. SLAX 7.8 getting older,
and the SLAX (Debian) successors offer nothing comparable.
QUESTION: In the meantime there may be a Linux, that have system sound profiles or design / icons / cursors / complete sound packages like on Windows?
System Sound packages alone would be enough for me.
Thank you, cheers (sorry for my ''denglish'')
REASON: What has kept me (Windows-User) from switching to Linux so far, are the marginal options to set own system event tones.
Years ago (2013) I found SLAX 7.8 with KDE Plasma. That only one, but similarly extensive
system sounds mapping offers, like Windows. SLAX 7.8 getting older,
and the SLAX (Debian) successors offer nothing comparable.
QUESTION: In the meantime there may be a Linux, that have system sound profiles or design / icons / cursors / complete sound packages like on Windows?
System Sound packages alone would be enough for me.
Thank you, cheers (sorry for my ''denglish'')