Hover over the speaker and scroll, you're welcome my /g/
uau! The Watamote OST I had playing in the other tab got so loud! Thanky kindly!!!
Windows 11 can do that.
But can your OS do this?
>>108776932Nigga wants to hear two things at the same time lol
>>108776932fairly sure Cinnamon DE can do that via mpris. I use gnome thoughever so not entirely sure since i havent used cinnamon in awhile.
>>108776627Win 7 chad here. Doesn't do anything.
>>108776627Thank you anon.
>>108776627does nothing
Yeah no shit that works almost fucking everywhere these days
>>108776932or this?
>>108776932>But can your OS do this?Yeah, it's similar, but on mouse hover + thumbnailer, mute and multi view.Tho instant scroll on windoze is cool as well.
>>108777645this is better than >>108776932
>>108777630>or this?Yes, lag free.>>108777690
>>108776627This shit has worked on xfce for over a decade..
>>108777630How do you do that? I want the funny slider
>>108777645Ah, good YT channel you got there.
>>108777630You can also use scroll wheel on the speaker icon
>>108777757scroll wheel
>>108776627>decimating snrnah, i'm good bruv.I've got a pot for that.
>>108776627Yeah Mint just did that out of the box back in 2013 or something, and you could also change the brightness of your laptop screen that way. And you could close windows / apps with MMB on the taskbar like browser tabs, on Windows I have to use 7 Taskbar Tweaker.
I have a secondary scroll wheel mapped to volume, before that I used primary scroll and just used middle click to scroll, and before that I had a media keyboard with a wheel to adjust volume in the palm rest. Every so often I have to run 2 programs with sound at once so I just use ear trumpet for that.Can't imagine having to move my mouse around or move my hands around just to change volume. One finger is bad enough.
>>108778936You're telling me Linuxfags had to purposefully make shit up to make their tinker toy look superior by comparison? Say it ain't so.
>>108778936The scroll wheel doesn't change volume when unfocused>Volume knob on the keyboardWindows doesn't have that delay over your average rotary encoder
