I'm not at all sure how in the world things like NVDA and Narrator crept
into this conversation, since we're talking about Emacs, which is a
horse of a different color no matter where it runs. In any case,
something that hasn't been updated in years that is open source could
always be picked up
Devin Prater, on Fri 04 Nov 2016 14:59:32 -0500, wrote:
> as far as I know, Speechd-el hasn't been updated in years. I've used
> Speechd-el, and it reminds me more of Narrator as compared to NVDA, being
> Emacspeak.
I guess emacspeak could be made to use speechd-el as an output speech
synthesis, t
That is good to know, thanks. The thing is, SpeechD-el apparently is
able to handle multiple languages by default, seems to work
out-of-the-box with eSpeak, and seems to be easier to setup. One way or
another it looks like I will not have it all, but I might get to try
this before I figure out
as far as I know, Speechd-el hasn't been updated in years. I've used
Speechd-el, and it reminds me more of Narrator as compared to NVDA,
being Emacspeak. Sure it might could be made to act more like Emacspeak,
but users generally don't want to spend that much time adding sound
icons, setting th
Thanks very much for this suggestion Raphaë.
Best regards,
Fernando
On 11/04/2016 07:38 AM, Raphaël POITEVIN wrote:
Dear Fernando,
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