answered
2014-04-08 01:27:51 +0200
An easy workaround to set your prefered sounds for a precreated ambiance is to move/rename the '/sounds'-folder and the 'sound.index'-file inside the '/usr/share/ambience/ambience-.../'-folder.
Example for 'Keira-Black' ambience:
- Open a Terminal and become root.
- Rename/move file an folder:
cd /usr/share/ambience/ambience-black/
mv sounds.index sounds.index.old
mv sounds sounds.old
From now on you can use the system-ui-settings to define your sounds for this precreated ambience.
This is how the 'Snow White'-ambience works (it has no own sounds).
- If you want to undo changes:
cd /usr/share/ambience/ambience-black/
mv sounds.index.old sounds.index
mv sounds.old sounds
I think this way is shorter and more practical/flexible than editing the 'sounds.index'-file and copy soundfiles into '/usr/share/.../sounds'-folder ...