Re-arrange the startup procedures a bit: *Run the audio/brightness setting routines *after* doing the XDG autostart stuff. This catches situations where the audio system (such as pulseaudio) is getting started by the XDG autostart routines. *Run the login chimes at the end of the startup procedures, instead of right before the autostart functionality. This ensures that the audio volume was already reset to the previous value before playing the music.
Re-arrange the startup procedures a bit:
*Run the audio/brightness setting routines *after* doing the XDG autostart stuff. This catches situations where the audio system (such as pulseaudio) is getting started by the XDG autostart routines.
*Run the login chimes at the end of the startup procedures, instead of right before the autostart functionality. This ensures that the audio volume was already reset to the previous value before playing the music.

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