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Seeing how it runs so well (fast and clean GUI, not fancy bullshit
) on mom's cheap machine, I replaced my desktop Linux Mint with Debian Wheezy amd64 (64bit version?). Anyhow, forced it to install xfce from a clean install and everything went well. However, I cannot seem to get the sound to work. I have dual monitors: one is connected via VGA and the other is via HDMI. Somehow Wheezy always uses the default sound device and not the HDMI one. Unlike Mint, Wheezy does not have a graphical sound setting where I can just pick the sound device and be done with it. I did google around and found stuff about messing around with the .asoundrc file and stuff. Tried all stuff with it but still doesn't work. How can I, in terminal, magically redirect or force Wheezy to output sound via the HDMI cable instead of the default one?
Another question: Where do I put this line 'xrandr --output VGA1 --left-of HDMI1' so it will automatically extend the desktops instead of mirroring them on boot?
Thanks,
Shenmue
Another question: Where do I put this line 'xrandr --output VGA1 --left-of HDMI1' so it will automatically extend the desktops instead of mirroring them on boot?
Thanks,
Shenmue
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