A Python 3 program that allows you to change the volume with the mouse wheel using it at the four corners of the screen
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You will need
x11-utils: Debian, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, Raspbian :apt-get install x11-utilsArch Linux :pacman -S xorg-xdpyinfoCentOS :yum install xorg-x11-utilsFedora :dnf install xorg-x11-utilsdnf install python3-xlib -
You will also need
pulseaudio-utils: Debian, Ubuntu, Kali Linux, Raspbian :apt-get install pulseaudio-utilsAlpine :apk add pulseaudio-utilsArch Linux :pacman -S libpulseCentOS :yum install pulseaudio-utilsFedora :dnf install pulseaudio-utils -
Install
python3-xlib(ifx11-utilsdid not installedpython3-xlib(thanks to @Jammmmm) : Run in your imported folder :python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txtorpip install python3-xliborpython3 -m pip install python3-xliborapt install python3-xlib
python3 volumouse.pyfor being sure that volumouse starts
It's very easy to configure, there is just a simple command to execute, once for all, the first time :
All is explained in python3 'volumouse.py' --help and python3 'volumouse.py' --info
Open a terminal in the directory of volumouse.py and type :
python3 'volumouse.py' --configurein the imported folder orpython3 '/place/of/the/folder/volumouse/volumouse.py' -c
Just run the command python3 'volumouse.py' in the imported folder or python3 '/place/of/the/folder/volumouse/volumouse.py'
For working, you should add python3 '/place/of/the/folder/volumouse/volumouse.py' to the starting apps during the system's startup.
Enjoy !
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Created by @pzim-devdata - feel free to contact me!

