set-sink-volume btheadset 45858
" | pacmd &&
-echo 0 > "$HOME"/.pulse/mute &&
-echo 45858 > "$HOME"/.pulse/volume
+echo 0 > "$HOME"/.config/pulse/mute &&
+echo 45858 > "$HOME"/.config/pulse/volume
#! /bin/sh
-default_sink=`cat "$HOME"/.pulse/default`
+default_sink=`cat "$HOME"/.config/pulse/default`
"`dirname \"$0\"`"/pa-kill
sleep 1
#! /usr/bin/env bash
# From http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/11392/pulseaudio-volume-control-with-media-keys/
-MUTE=`cat ~/.pulse/mute`
+MUTE=`cat ~/.config/pulse/mute`
test "$MUTE" = "1"
RETURN=$?
if [[ $RETURN -eq 0 ]]
then
"`dirname \"$0\"`"/pa-volume unmute
- echo "0" > ~/.pulse/mute
+ echo "0" > ~/.config/pulse/mute
exit
fi
if [[ $RETURN -eq 1 ]]
then
"`dirname \"$0\"`"/pa-volume mute
- echo "1" > ~/.pulse/mute
+ echo "1" > ~/.config/pulse/mute
exit
fi
#! /usr/bin/env bash
# From http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/topic/11392/pulseaudio-volume-control-with-media-keys/
-declare -i CURVOL=`cat ~/.pulse/volume` #Reads in the current volume
-default_sink=`cat ~/.pulse/default`
+declare -i CURVOL=`cat ~/.config/pulse/volume` #Reads in the current volume
+default_sink=`cat ~/.config/pulse/default`
if [[ $1 == "increase" ]]
then
if [[ $CURVOL -ge 0 && $CURVOL -le 65540 ]] # Check to see if the volume is a valid number (65540 was needed in this case because of how I rounded the increment)
then
pactl set-sink-volume "$default_sink" $CURVOL
- echo $CURVOL > ~/.pulse/volume # Write the new volume to disk to be read the next time the script is run.
+ echo $CURVOL > ~/.config/pulse/volume # Write the new volume to disk to be read the next time the script is run.
exit
fi