Output audio device manager

Manager of output audio devices for the top bar of Ubuntu

The best real-time output audio devices management tool

Manage the output audio devices directly from the Ubuntu top bar with Output audio device manager. This application is fully integrated with the latest Ubuntu operating system. Manage your output audio devices quickly and easily. Download it now and take control of your devices!

About Output audio device manager

Output audio device manager es una herramienta intuitiva diseñada para gestionar los dispositivos de salida de audio de una manera rápida y fácil. Se integra perfectamente con la barra de menú de Ubuntu, proporcionando control total al alcance de tu mano.

Key features

Easy and simple: Change the output audio device with a simple click
Time saving: Quickly switch between output audio devices without having to open the Ubuntu settings

Installation

Clone the repository

Clone it with https

	
		git clone https://github.com/maximofn/output_audio_device.git

or with ssh

	
		git clone git@github.com:maximofn/output_audio_device.git

Install the dependencies

Make sure you don't have any venv or conda environment installed

	
		if [ -n "$VIRTUAL_ENV" ]; then
    deactivate
fi
if command -v conda &>/dev/null; then
    conda deactivate
fi

Run at startup

Run this script

	
		./add_to_startup.sh

After restarting your computer, Output audio device manager will start automatically.

Support

If you like it consider giving the repository a star ⭐, but if you really like it consider buying me a coffee ☕.

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