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On Sun, 18 Apr 2004, Mark wrote:

> Maybe a stupid question, but on a FreeBSD 4.9R-p4, is it possible to play a
> sound, like a wav file, without having installed any graphic shells? I'd
> like to play some wav sounds on certain events.

If it's wav files you specifically want to play try
/usr/ports/audio/wavplay, otherwise there are loads and loads of
console-based audio apps to choose from in /usr/ports/audio.

Cheers,

Viktor