kalsamix 1.0.0 Beta 2

kalsamix is a full featured mixer for ALSA sound system based on KDE.
The project derives from my kamix, which I decided to rename because of a longstanding name clash with other opensource projects.
For those who were using kamix already, dont forget to rename $HOME/.kde/share/config/kamixrc to kalsamixrc in the same directory.
Main features:
Multicard support
- KAlsaMix is designed to support any number of soundcards
Adjust levels
- Adjust every single item, or mute/unmute it
- If an item has more channels, you can adjust them separately
- If an item or channel has both playback and capture capabilities, separate level are shown
- You can mute every single item channel, if supported by the soundcard
Presets
- You can save the levels, give this preset a name and then recall it with one click
- Any number of presets can be created, so you can customize output or input for any situation
Decide what to see
- You can show/hide a whole soundcard
- You can show/hide any item you care or not
- You can decide the order of the items
Rename items
- Every item can be renamed at your wish, if you dont like ALSA default name
Group items together
- You can create group of items, and then show or hide them with one click: for example, you can create a Digital group containing all those fancy IEC958 controls; this helps to keep the mixer window clean, with only those elements you use more often.
Miscellaneous
- System tray with volume tooltip
- Quick access to the main volume control by clicking on systray
- Configurable main volume item, when ALSA fails to choose the right one
- Mute/unmute by clicking on the systray
- OSD volume changes notification
Enhancements:
- fix: removed an explicit reference to libkdeui (KDE4)
- fix: items font was always bold
- fix: in config window, mid-button action is now selectable by a combo box