Hi, On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 9:18 PM, Felipe Castro <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > >> If you use Jack (jackaudio.org), you can connect Synthesizer to >> another spectral analysis program (like JAAA). > > Nice, I'll take a look. >> >> I have found some annoying bugs in the GNUStep system here, like >> unresponsiviness of some widgets, but maybe it is related to the alpha >> state >> of gnuspeech. > >> There are many bugs, but check if you have a too old libffi in your >> system. > > Ok, my version for this is: 3.0.9, not too old, hum? But I guess the problem > is between the keyboard and the chair... :-) See below.
Ok, it's new. >> I don't know if Project Center will work with Gnuspeech. > > Don't mind, I won't use it. Just to get started learning GNUStep. >> >> Yes, I tried to use Monet, but didn't get much of it here. > >> Did you read README.GNUstep? > > Before no, now yes. :-) > Those tips were very useful. > > >> The GNUstep port is more or less synchronized with the OS X port, but >> it doesn't have the speech server and Synthesizer in GNUstep is in a >> very different state. > > Ok, I could check this today. They are quite synced, yes. > So, what still doesn't work is editing the database, to craft a new one, > right? I have never tried to edit the database. > Thanks and best wishes, > Felipe Castro. > Regards, Marcelo _______________________________________________ gnuspeech-contact mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnuspeech-contact
