Now you're getting into my happy space! Hahahahahaha! Well said man...well said!

Indeed.

Okay. Well see, that's why I said Firefox and not Firefox-ESR from the repos. The OP is using Seamonkey, and Seamonkey isn't in the repos. Therefore, I assume he's installing it apart from the repos. Hence, my assumption that it too may possibly require apulse in order to work out of the box...but I have no idea.

I disable all of those studies right after installing it. So unless something nefarious is going on, no, they aren't enabled.

I'm no sound-expert, so these are just tips that have worked for me. You may want to wait and see if people with more knowledge respond before trying what I'm going to post here.

Assuming you are using only Alsa for sound...

You can look at this and see if it helps...

https://sourceforge.net/p/miyolinux/wiki/Sound/

Next, if you open a terminal, and enter the command...

alsamixer

...do you see a column for Speakers?

If so, at the bottom of that column, is it showing MM?

If so, that means your speakers are muted.

If that's the case, with that MM highlighted, can you press m on your keyboard to unmute your speakers, and then use your arrow keys to increase the volume?

Also, there is an Automute column that may appear if you use your arrow key to scroll to the right. If it's there, highlight it, and use your "up/down" arrow key to turn that off.

Is the issue with "no sound" coming from trying to hear things in your web browser (SeaMonkey)? I haven't use SeaMonkey in many years. So, I'm not familiar with it these days.

If I recall correctly, Seamonkey uses the same rendering engine as Firefox.

What I can tell is...if you're using alsa-only in Firefox, the package apulse is needed to have sound...but I don't understand why you would have sound in your headphones but not the speakers.

That's a fantastic idea!

Thank you for your interest MrReplikant. I appreciate it.

I had considered making a .deb file, but at the end of the day, I prefer for people to be able to unzip the file and easily see the scripts and what they entail...so that they could easily see that nothing nefarious is going on.

I always try to keep anything that I do as simple and basic as possible because of that. It's the "Miyo way".

Doing so will hopefully help people learn some basic scripting...but it may cause script-sperts (scripting-experts) to roll their eyes and look at me with a bit of...well...you know.

LOLOLOLOLOL!

...but that's okay with me.

Thanks for your interest MLEvD!

New versions with the requested stations are now available...

You could just replace the my-crappy-radio-player script with the new one; however, after adding the new stations, I had to increase the horizontal dimension of the logo. If you just replace that script, the old logo will still work, but it will be slightly off-center. So I would suggest replacing the mcrp.png image with the new one (if desired).

I also updated the my-crappy-radio-player-about script to show the change in version numbers.

Thanks!

EDIT: Silly me...I forgot to include the download link...

My Crappy Radio Player

Hi MLEvD,

Sure! I'm glad to help.

I have both stations working in the build, but it's throwing off the cohesive look of My Crappy Radio Player's GUI by adding only two extra radio stations.

Instead of completely changing the GUI's layout, I'll add a third station to keep the look of it cohesive.

...'cause I'm all cohesive n'stuff.

cohesive...

cohesion...

cohesiveness...

cohesiveprocity....

LOLOL!!!

Oh.

As an Openbox fanboi , I recently tried out Crunchbang ++...for the second time.

After playing around with it for a while, I took a dive into the "GUI Menu Editor"...I'm not sure how I didn't notice this before.

The developer of #!++ has repackaged obmenu to work on newer systems using python3. Not only that, but he also incorporated (into obmenu) the ability to add icons to the Openbox menu (if desired).

I downloaded the .deb file from my installation of #!++, and I've installed it on Chimaera, Daedalus, and Ceres...it works perfectly on all of them!

This may be what the OP was looking for???