debian speakup gnome accessibility

It turns out this is doable.  By doable I mean when desktop
environment is 
selected with tasksel aptitude doesn't fail but only if you
do it with 
debian unstable a.k.a. debian sid.  Lenny fails with 10
packages that 
throw errors. A question I have though and this comes as a
result of 
having also gotten ubuntu working is why is debian gnome
silent after a 
successful login?  ubuntu plays some sound when this happens
and if I 
could get that turned on in debian gnome that would be
helpful.  Even more 
helpful would be a different sound from what Ubuntu uses
since that way it 
would be possible to tell the systems apart.  I use drive
sleds and each 
has their own version of Linux on it.  The drive sleds are
labeled with 
braille but the sleds have to be removed from the computer
in order to 
read the braille.  Does Debian Gnome not come with a sound
for successful 
login, or don't I have everything properly set up yet?

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Make sure you have gnome-audio installed.  If it is, goto
preferences sounds and follow
the dialog.

          Kenny

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Thanks I'll check out preferences and sound.



On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, Kenny Hitt wrote:

> Make sure you have gnome-audio installed.  If it is,
goto preferences sounds and follow
> the dialog.
>
>          Kenny
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