Re: New stable Espeak maintenance version is available

[Arky]

Hi Attila, 

I posted this request upstream with Debian as well. 

Cheers

--arky 

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- Original Message 
 From: Hammer Attila hamm...@pickup.hu
 To: ubuntu ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com
 Sent: Fri, 12 March, 2010 12:25:38 PM
 Subject: New stable Espeak maintenance version is available
 
 Dear List,

Monday evening Jonathan Duddington publicate new stable Espeak 
 
maintenance version (1.43.02).
For example, in hungarian language this 
 version containing critical 
important bugfixes with Espeak hungarian speech 
 (new or modifyed 
language rules, and some modifications with source code 
 with hungarian 
specific general number suffix exception 
 feature).

Luke, my little technical questions is following, because I am 
 interest:
Now, Ubuntu Lucid containing Espeak-1.43.0 version.
Ubuntu Core 
 Developers upgrade Espeak version if a new maintenance 
version is awailable 
 with espeak.sourceforge.net official website (only 
if the last version 
 number is changed)?
What the final development date before this upgrade must 
 happening?
What the final date after this upgrade is impossible with actual 
 
development Ubuntu versions?

Temporary I do a PPA package with this 
 version, and copyed this package 
with vinux/vinux-lucid repository, but 
 better if official Lucid version 
containing new maintenance version.
I am 
 using this version with day by day, and not see any problem.

I doed a 
 bugreport with request the upgrade:

 href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/espeak/+bug/537882; 
 target=_blank 
 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/espeak/+bug/537882

Attila

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Re: New stable Espeak maintenance version is available

[Hammer Attila]

Hy Arki,

Thank you.

Attila

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I have a question about thunderbird

[Mike Coulombe]

Hi, I found thunderbird to work pretty good. I do have one question. In the 
latest version, pressing enter opens the message for reading. But I'm not sure 
how to get back to the message list. Does anyone know if there is a key you can 
press to close a open message and return to the list?
Thanks Mike.

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Re: I have a question about thunderbird

[Kyle]

If you are using Thunderbird 3.0 and open a message, you can press 
control-W to get back to the list. Each message opens in its own tab, 
and control-W closes the tab.

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thumb drive install

[Sergei V . Fleytin]

Hello, list!

Recently I successfulley installed Ubuntu 9.10 using usb flash
drive. And now I have a question if it is possible to modify files on
the drive so that accessibility features would be activated by default
when booting from that drive. Since now many computers support booting
from usb devices I think this approach might help significantly with
eyes free installation of linux systems in general and ubuntu in
particular.

Thanks in advance,

Sergei.

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