Xev Bellringer — Fre

Born on , in California, Xev reportedly grew up in the Santa Cruz area. Before entering the adult industry, she attended college, where she studied art and biology. Her stage name was inspired by the character "Xev Bellringer" from the 1990s cult science-fiction TV series Lexx .

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| Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | | Yes. It relies on the X protocol via xev . Wayland users can run an XWayland instance or use the upcoming wayland-bellringer fork (still in beta). | | Will it interfere with other notification daemons? | No. Bellringer sends notifications via libnotify , which merges with any existing daemon (e.g., dunst , xfce4-notifyd ). | | Can I get a GUI front‑end? | The free edition ships a minimal GTK3 configuration UI ( bellringer-config ). For a richer UI, try the community “Bellringer‑Qt” wrapper (available on the same GitHub organization). | | What audio back‑end does it use? | It defaults to paplay (PulseAudio) if available, otherwise falls back to aplay (ALSA). You can force a specific player with --player=aplay . | | Is there a way to limit notifications to a specific monitor? | Not directly, because X events are global. However, you can filter by window ID or by the DISPLAY variable if you run multiple X servers. | | How do I uninstall? | If you installed via the binary: sudo rm /usr/local/bin/bellringer . Remove the config folder ( rm -r ~/.config/bellringer ). If you used make install , run sudo make uninstall from the source directory. | | Is the “free” version feature‑complete? | Yes – the MIT‑licensed build contains all core functionalities. Paid “Pro” builds (offered by third‑party vendors) may add commercial support, auto‑update, and a GUI package manager, but they are not required for everyday use. |

| Step | Action | |------|--------| | | Arrow keys → pick ButtonPress , KeyPress , FocusIn | | Assign Sounds | Provide the absolute path to a WAV/OGG file (or choose “system beep”) | | Desktop Toast | Turn on/off, set timeout, choose icon | | Command Hook | Example: curl -X POST http://myhome/api/click | | Save | Writes to ~/.config/bellringer.conf | Born on , in California, Xev reportedly grew

xev -event ButtonPress -event KeyPress -event FocusIn | bellringer --stdin

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bellringer --add-event ButtonPress \ --sound /opt/sounds/laser.ogg \ --rate-limit 0.1 # 100 ms minimum between beeps