IOSYS - Unlocked Girl - via BLEEPER! (a.k.a. System Speaker)

my PC just joined in when my ram auto dfraged

That typin thin mavid beacon made sounds like that i allways wondered how with the speakers turned off

Cooool!mannn!

That is really amazing, I am going to favorite this

now make it play TOHO mathematics :D

Ah! I do this all the time on my linux compy! Theres a KDE app that lets you manipulate the system bell (that's what i've always called it), but it does not let you do anything as epic as this...

so i downloaded your pretty little app and satisfied all the necessary dependencies, and tried to run it under wine, but it fails to work with the libraries properly...

and nao im pissed off, grrrr

I guess that Wine wasn't designed to interpret commands for such low-level things as the PC speaker. I suppose the people who made Wine were focussing on getting games like Unreal Tournament to work, rather than games with 1-bit audio. ;P
BMM (that is, the PC speaker part) doesn't even work with Windows 98 or earlier, so I'm afraid I can't begin to think about getting it to work on Linux on Wine... however, have you tried ticking the box to make FMOD (a sound system) make the sound?

FMOD?

Is that a sound driver?
The only sound drivers wine works with is...

ALSA (wave in/out, MIDI in/out Mixer Devices)
OSS (wave in/out, MIDI in/out Mixer Devices)
JACK (wave in/out)
NAS (wave out)
and EsounD (wave in/out)

"ticking the box"? are you talking inside your app? I cant get it to run.. keep that in mind...

@dai1313: I'm not sure it's a driver, exactly (on their site, it's simply referred to as a 'system').

Sorry, I didn't realise that the program never actually got as far as displaying the main GUI. By "fails to work with the libraries properly", I thought you meant that it just didn't act as it should, not anything as serious as not running.

In case it is FMOD causing the problems, you can delete "fmodex.dll" to prevent my program from trying to load it at runtime (the "Use FMOD" checkbox will just be unavailable, if the program is then able to load that far).