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Do you have on-board sound and a sound card? Maybe FireFox has picked the one you don't usually use. You could check with the MX Select Sound app.

What do you see when you open the mixer from panel and look at Playback streams? Is Firefox there and showing sound?

Very sad to hear. Peregrine's thoughts are so true. I still dream of them (doing naughty things of course).

I have entered as many of the translations as I could from your text file. Thank you again! This will improve the user experience. If you wish to contribute more translations (and I hope you do), we could continue in this thread. But it would be easier to take the conversation private. Unfortunately...

In the meantime, as a trial I translated "MX Welcome" on the top of the desktop as an attached text file.

Thank you! I will see that these get added. I will communicate with you using forum private messages to see how we can continue.

It might be more important to translate desktop interfaces (which I mean menus in tool-bar, welcome menus etc.) rather than the MX-19 Users Manual which is beyond 150 pages. I am not sure I could help MX Japanese translation much, but a little would be possible if you attach those here in foo.txt f...

What happened afterwards? Did your team recover all of Japanese translations done by the mentioned translator, or reviewed his translations and then revert some parts? About half of the removed translations for language code "ja" were re-instituted by the Transifex user who removed them. ...

He did have many nice things to say. Quite a few "that's cool". But he also made many fundamental mistakes about MX. I don't think he did his research before diving in. On the other hand, he would probably say he shouldn't have to dig deeper to make things work the way he wanted. He seemed...

Definitely meteoric. The botnet comment was hilarious. Some people just can't believe what a superior effort can achieve. And maybe a bit of good timing. Thanks for replying.

Stumbled across this talk, giving a non-Linux outsider's view of systemd. Interesting approach to the subject, and swung the needle on my systemd opinion meter a bit.