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Can Windows or macOS do that either? It looks like there might be some third party options for this, which is maybe your point, but it's not a particularly com
by RandallBrown 6y ago
Can Windows or macOS do that either?
It looks like there might be some third party options for this, which is maybe your point, but it's not a particularly common use case as far as I can tell.
- ryukafalz 6y agoWindows can, and so can Linux. (I make use of it fairly often when I'm e.g. playing a game and using an external voice chat program.) macOS cannot without third-party tools, as far as I can tell.
- Causality1 6y agoYes. Out of the box, and for multiple decades now. Controlling how loud your programs are is as basic a function as controlling where they are on your screen.
- RandallBrown 6y agoInteresting. It's a function I've never seen or used. I guess because most software that I would want to do that with provides its own volume controls. Definitely useful.
- Causality1 6y agoMost of them do, sure, but why bother with remembering where everything keeps its volume setting when you have one central icon that lets you balance the entire system at once, right on the taskbar?