
	This is my first attempt at a tk application, and is also my
first attempt at any kind of sound application, so I'd be interested
in any feedback you might have.
Please send any comments to slouken@cs.ucdavis.edu

Note (9/3/96):
	I've since designed some better Tk applications.  This is 
fun-ware.  If it works for you, great!  If not, don't worry, there are
plenty of other good sound applications now available for Linux. :)

What it is:
	There is a standalone volume program that allows you to change
the volume of the soundcard from the command line.
	There is a tk/tcl script that allows you to play .au sound
files (Sun Ulaw format) with a slide bar controlling volume.
Other sound formats should be easy to add, but I haven't done it.
	There is also a very simple tk/tcl script that allows you
to play tracks from an audio CD drive.  (I personally use 'tkcd' --
awesome application! :)

Now for the good part. :)
There are two versions of my volume control application.  The
command line version can be built by typing:

	cc -N -o volume volume.c

You can type 'volume -h' for a usage summary.
The second version is the tk/tcl X application.  This script has 
a nice sliding bar allowing you to modify the volume, and a 
point-and-click interface to select files for playing on your
soundcard.

The tk script works quite nicely for me, and I've been using it to
play miscellaneous songs when I feel like it.  Heh, I can pump it
up for the rocking songs, and make it quiet for the mellow ones. :)

I hope you all enjoy it! :)

	-Sam Lantinga		5/29/94

