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Visible bell mini-Howto

Alessandro Rubini, `rubini@linux.it`

v2.3, 2001-12-03

This document explains how to use termcap to configure a visual bell on one's system and describes how to disable audible bells on demand.

1. Copyright and License

2. Introduction

3. Spekearectomy

4. Per-console Beep Configuration

5. Basic Concepts About Termcap and Terminfo

6. Defining a Visible Bell

7. Disabling the Audible Bell on the Text Console

8. Telling Applications to Avoid Beeping

9. The Dark Side of the Problem

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Cron is a program (daemon) that runs in the background on a Linux system, it periodically does tasks you assign to it. Cron "wakes up" every second or so and wakes up" every second or so and checks to see if there are any jobs for it to do, and does them.

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