Import wsoundserver.

WSoundServer is successor of the old wmsound.

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-This is the sound server for Window Maker. To use it, execute "wmsound &" from 
-an xterm, then dock the application icon. This package comes with a utility 
-called nmaker that can be used to play .wav files. You can set nmaker to be 
-the application to play .au and .wav files that you drop onto the docked 
-wmsound icon.
-
-Recent versions of Window Maker are built with sound enabled by default. If 
-you are using an older version of Window Maker, you will have to add the 
-following argument to configure: "--enable-sound" and rebuild and reinstall 
-Window Maker, or upgrade to a newer version.
-
-You must set up your sounds to use for various events, ie., iconification. You 
-can get preset SoundSets from:
-
-http://www.frontiernet.net/~southgat/wmsound/sounds/index.shtml
-
-WWW: http://www.frontiernet.net/~southgat/
+WSoundServer is a rewritten from scratch reimplementation of a sound server
+for WindowMaker, intended as a replacement for wmsound. To use it, execute
+"wsoundserver &" from an xterm, then dock the application icon. This package
+comes with a utility called wsoundplay that can be used to play .wav files.
+You can set wsoundplay to be the application to play .au and .wav files that
+you drop onto the docked wmsound icon.
+
+A GUI configuration tool called WSoundPrefs coded in WINGs exists, which allows
+to configure WSoundServer. WSoundPrefs available as a separate port named
+wsoundprefs.
+
+WWW: http://shadowmere.student.utwente.nl/modules.php3