Re: need some accessible command-line tools

Hello Don, Don Raikes schrieb am 19.06.2013, 14:23 -0700: >I am building a console-only debian-based live/installed system, and I am >looking for any suggestions on packages for the following: > >1. Pdf to text/html conversion (found pdftohtml, but not pdftotext). Install poppler-utils, then

need some accessible command-line tools

Hi all, I don’t know where else to ask this question, so here it goes. I am building a console-only debian-based live/installed system, and I am looking for any suggestions on packages for the following: 1.   Pdf to text/html conversion (found pdftohtml, but not pdftotext).2.   Some kind of

Re: Why are accessibility problems considered to be low priority?

Doug Smith, le Wed 19 Jun 2013 16:47:10 -0400, a écrit : > This is just a question I happen to have after watching the bug reports come > over the debian accessibility list. I have noticed that the priority on > all the accessibility bugs is marked as low. Why is this? Would you have an exam

Why are accessibility problems considered to be low priority?

This is just a question I happen to have after watching the bug reports come over the debian accessibility list. I have noticed that the priority on all the accessibility bugs is marked as low. Why is this? Just curious. -- Doug Smith: Special Agent S.W.A.T Spiritual Warfare and Ad

Bug#712629: Acknowledgement (espeak: fails to speak final chunk)

Sam Hartman, le Wed 19 Jun 2013 16:19:51 -0400, a écrit : > I'm no longer convinced my patch helps things, nor that I understood the > root cause of the problem. > I'm quite convinced that under pulseaudio, speech is getting chopped. > > But, I'm noticing that it's actually using alsa (presumably

Bug#712629: Acknowledgement (espeak: fails to speak final chunk)

Hi. I'm no longer convinced my patch helps things, nor that I understood the root cause of the problem. I'm quite convinced that under pulseaudio, speech is getting chopped. But, I'm noticing that it's actually using alsa (presumably via portaudio) and pulse via that, rather than the direct pulse

espeak_1.47.11-1_amd64.changes ACCEPTED into unstable

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Processing of espeak_1.47.11-1_amd64.changes

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Bug#707925: marked as done (espeak: Makefile overrides compiler flags from the environment)

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Bug#707912: marked as done (espeak: the AUDIO=runtime compilation ption does not invoke PulseAudio as intended)

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