Hello Martin.
Now that the pcaudiolib trip has ended, if you agree, i will give my
sentiments (if not, just do not read what follows).
Jonathan Duddington, the creator of eSpeak did choose GPL license for his
eSpeak code.
I did ask him if he had plan to make it it LGPL, but no, this was not in hi
> Nobody can use it in combination with closed source elements.
Aaargh.
OK, I will take the positive of that story: I went deep inside ALSA and
Pulseaudio code and no more secret for me about those libs.
By the way, if you decide to have your own MSE audio lib, I will test-help
it with force.
An
On Saturday 24 March 2018 08:49:03 Martin Schreiber wrote:
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> Nobody can use it in combination with closed source elements. eSpeakNG
> library is GPL too. I used it for MSEgui because it is possible to make a
> GPL-ed speech server based on it which overcomes the GPL trap for
> applications which
On Friday 23 March 2018 15:44:52 fredvs wrote:
> > Fred, you are aware that pcaudiolib is GPL?
>
> Huh, I am not a layer...
> What is not premised, will I go to jail?
>
Nobody can use it in combination with closed source elements. eSpeakNG library
is GPL too. I used it for MSEgui because it is pos
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