Hi Doug, I use yasr frequently but mostly with plain bash to run command line programs. The only curses application I use regularly with yasr is "mocp" to play audio files. Also it is useful to diagnose problems with emacspeak when it loses speech. I had little luck with other applications. I would really like to get "mc" working.
The speech rate can be set in the ~/.yasr.conf file to values > 250. I would guess that the amount of punctuation spoken at the different levels also depends on the tts used. If you get confused and want to return to a well defined state, you can press Alt-ScrollLock-k (magic sys-request) to kill everything on the current terminal and return to the login screen. I am not shure what this does on Oralux, but I guess it returns you to the initial menu, thus you won't at least have to restart the machine. Also, it can be handy to have more than one session of yasr on different terminals, so when one gets messed up, you can switch to another and kill the dead one. Lukas _______________________________________________ Oralux mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/oralux
