If your system is already using a sound server, then it is great to
arrange for Squeak to use that sound server.  Try doing "esddsp squeak"
instead of just "squeak", and you should get some sort of reasonable
behavior.

It is better for Squeak if you can use *nasd* as the sound server, since
Squeak supports NAS natively.  You just  have to compile it with NAS
support instead of the usual OSS.  You can then run esd on top of nasd
by using the "audiooss" program.


Lex