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I use desktop computer with Asus motherboard’s integrated audio. I do use a rather crude workaround for this with alsamixer – but it’s rather clumsy and switches between outputting sound to both devices simultaneously or headphones only – not an elegant solution. I’ve searched for solution for some time but couldn’t find anything good. I think I’ve seen them as separate devices on older (not recent) versions of Fedora as well but I can be mistaken here. I have to say that Windows does show speakers and headphones as separate output devices and allows switching between them easily – so I’m quite sure the same can be achieved in Linux.

In Volume Mixer, by dragging the slider to adjust volume for each app ⑦.I know that sound output switching works ok when I physically remove/connect my headphones, but is there a way to achieve the same without unlugging anything?.

In Sound settings, you are able to choose the output device ③ (such as internal speakers, external speakers, or headset) and the input device ④ (such as internal microphone, external microphone, or earphone).

Click the speaker icon again to turn the volume on.

If the speaker icon of the app is, it means the app is at mute mode.

In the Apps filed, by dragging the slider to adjust volume for each app ⑦.

Right-click on the taskbar ⑤, and then select ⑥.

If the speaker icon of master volume is, it means your computer is at mute mode. In Sound settings, you are able to choose the Output device ③ (such as internal speakers, external speakers, or headset) and the Input device ④ (such as internal microphone, external microphone, or earphone).Type and search in the Windows search bar ①, and then click ②.Please go to the corresponding instruction based on the current Windows operating system on your computer: