Hi.
You can use espeak as the synth with any screen reader that has
speech-dispatcher support. The 2 screan readers I know of that can use
speech-dispatcher are speakup and orca.
Hope this helps.
Kenny
On Mon, Oct 30, 2006 at 09:31:24PM -0200, Cleverson wrote:
Hello all
First,
mike coulombe wrote:
Hi, how hard is it to install the server CD.
I have a computer I want to use as a server.
Also is there a way to get a screen reader installed.
What I need to know is after it is installed does it come up to a point where
you can type apt-get and install yasr.
Your
Hi folks.
First, i'm sorry for the cross posting, but i am at a loss now, and
don't know what to do and maybe if one don't know the other one will.
I have a wierd problem, to say the least on my Ubuntu system (Latest
Edgi, Orca from Cvs and ESpeak but it also occurrs on Festival).
The problem i'm
Hi Terrence:
The current support for Firefox 2 is definitely not anything I'd want to
call compelling access: it kind of works, but is clunky and doesn't work
well for many real world web pages.
Earlier this year, we needed to make choice for focusing our efforts to
web access, and both the
Lorenzo T. indicated on the gnome accessibility mailing list that he
managed to get eSpeak working in LSR via Speech Dispatcher. Here's a
link to his post.
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-accessibility-list/2006-October/msg00038.html
Pete
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Hi Krister:
I'm going to guess this is gnome-panel crashing. It has a very sad
outlook on life and randomly kills itself when it sees an assistive
technology running. When one looks at the 492 open bugs on gnome-panel,
35 of them have crash in their summary, so I'm guessing gnome-panel is
doing
Hello,
I'd like to know if there is in Ubuntu DVD a larger number of
pre-configured accessibility features than in Desktop CD, namely some
Screen Reader other than Orca and some Synthesiser.
I'm evaluating what's the best image for me to download. If the DVD
environment doesn't differ from
Hello all
Thanks Gilles, Kenny and Peter for answering me.
Yes, I have also found eSpeak method of managing languages straightly
simple, especially when compared to other synths I knew.
If Speech Dispatcher can manage eSpeak, then it's already possible to
work with eSpeak under Speakup and
Hi:
To follow up on this...
Joanie Diggs tracked this one down to gnome-panel popping up tool tips.
We've logged a bug (and checked in workaround) here:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=368626
The good news is that we think this workaround will prevent gnome-panel
from crashing when
Hi,I know it will be another week or so but I would like to know if there will
be a announcement on the list when the first live CD of edgy 1 is out.
Thanks Mike.
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On 31/10/06, mike coulombe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, how hard is it to install the server CD.
I have a computer I want to use as a server.
Also is there a way to get a screen reader installed.
I had the same questions too.
actually having a screen reader on a server system will be just
You are right, Will, it seems to be Gnome-panel that acts up. The
problem got solved when i installed the regular, not the cvs version of
Orca. Too bad, because i really loved the way the users and groups bug
was solved. The only thing that didn't work, was that Orca didn't
anounce the changed
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