Audio:

General
The audio module plays sounds to the respective events. You need to have a soundcard working (showaudio sucks ;-) ) and a small program that can play the sounds. When you then move, iconify, close, ... a window a sound will be played. Some like it, some hate it. Some of the events will happen that often, that you may want to disable them, then just comment out the respective sound.
The config file 
#------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
# Audio 
# 
*AudioPath ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/sounds/ 
# Directory where the sounds are stored 

*AudioPlayCmd /usr/X11R6/bin/play 
# The command to play the sounds, i.e. play, bplay, rplay, ... 

*AudioDelay 1 
# Defines a delay between two sounds. When one is played, the module will 
# wait the defined time until it plays the next one 

*Audio startup  obeliskfi.wav 
# Sound played at startup 

*Audio shutdown  emptyrecgdi.wav 
# Sound played at shutdown 

*Audio add_window  recbinrob.wav 
# Sound when a new window appears on the desk (?) 

*Audio raise_window  amb_b_1.wav 
# Sound played when a window comes to the foreground 

*Audio lower_window  obeliskfi.wav 
# Sound played when a window is send to the background 

*Audio destroy_window  robfehler.wav 
# Sound when you destroy a window 

*Audio iconify  sizeuprob.wav 
# Sound when you iconify a window 

*Audio deiconify  sizedrob.wav 
# Sound played when you deiconify a window 

*Audio new_page  defaultcc2.wav 
# Sound played when you change a page in the pager (moving to another page 
# on the active desk) 

*Audio new_desk  maxcc.wav 
# Sound played when you change the active desk 

*Audio window_name  error2cc.wav 
# Don't know myself sorry ;-) 

*Audio icon_name  asterisk2.wav 
# Don't know myself sorry ;-) 

*Audio res_class  obeliskfi.wav 
# Don't know myself sorry ;-) 

*Audio res_name  defaultcc2.wav 
# Don't know myself sorry ;-) 

*Audio end_windowlist  mapupcc.wav 
# Don't know myself sorry ;-) 
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