Alternately, you can log in as root and issue the command:
To eliminate the Soundscheme Server when you next reboot, use the command:killall /usr/sbin/soundscheme
This directs the system not to run the soundscheme daemon. You can also stop the soundscheme daemon by editing the Xsession.dt file as described for the Background daemon.chkconfig soundscheme off
If you disable the soundscheme daemon, the user will get no audio cues when events take place on their systems. For instance, saving a new file does not result in a ''beep'' and moving an icon on the background is not accompanied by a ''cymbal swish'' sound.