Turning the system beep off (for BASH)
I have tried instructions below on Ubuntu Server but should work for all distributions running the BASH shell.
echo "setterm -blength 0" >> $HOME/.bash_profile
Now, logout and log in again. That's it. You'll never hear the annoying PC speaker beeps.
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Please feel free to use the comments form below if you have any questions or need more explanation on anything. I recommend thoroughy testing on a production-like test system first before moving to production.
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Comments (write a comment):
What if I want to turn it on?
I don't think I ever heard this computer beep (Samsung N150, running Debian-based, CrunchBang-like BunsenLabs 8.5 OS)! Posted by: NitroNilz on Jun 10, 2016
@NitroNilz: its an old issue perhaps and not found in newer systems Posted by: shahryar on Sep 25, 2016