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Or install a utility like RightZoom.
by neetij 15y ago
Or install a utility like RightZoom.
- cpeterso 15y agoThanks for the tip! I didn't know about RightZoom. Here are some little known Mac utilities I like: * MutableCode's Breakaway let's you configure separate audio volumes (including silence) for with and without headphones. * Stereopsis' Flux adjusts your display's color temperature to match the type of lighting in your room (e.g. daylight, halogen, fluorescent) to avoid the blindly blue glare in a dark room.
- webspiderus 15y agoF.lux is actually available for all platforms! I've been using it on Windows for a while, one of my favorite small utilities.
- hollerith 15y agoWell, not iOS yet.
- frou_dh 15y agoSeparate volume bars for speakers/headphones are already maintained, no?
- pja 15y agoThey certainly are on my work Mac (Snow Leopard).
- jlarocco 15y agoThis type of thing is my biggest complaint with OSX. I've been using OSX as my main desktop OS for about a year now, and it's unbelievable how many simple customizations require third party products. To make it worse, a lot of them cost money. Coming from Debian and Fluxbox I'm used to almost any possible configuration or customization being possible via /etc, the files in ~/.fluxbox/, or utilities installed using synaptic.