

To get a similar launcher in order to go back to 100%, use this, in the same way: desktop file to ~/.local/share/applications or to usr/share/applications.

That can be used as a desktop launcher, can be added to the menu using a menu editor or can be launched with an application launcher (like Synapse launcher) after having copied that. desktop file with this content (considering that the sink number mentioned above is zero): Ĭomment=Change sound volume and sound eventsĬategories=GNOME GTK Settings HardwareSettings X-GNOME-Settings-Panel System To boost the level (let's say to 150%) without using the terminal every time, one can create a. Change the 0 in the command to the sink number of your speakers. If it doesn't work then try typing pacmd list-sinks you should see a list of "sinks" with numbers. The 100% is the default unboosted volume you can boost it by changing it to 200% for example. You can try typing pactl - set-sink-volume 0 100% in terminal and change 100% to your desired boosting percentage.
