Re: Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher

regards, Tomas Cerha Brailcom, o.p.s. -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility

Re: Announcing the OpenTTS project, a fork of speech-dispatcher

is the key problem in the current model where the actual development takes place in Luke's git repo? I don't say it is ideal, but maybe there is less to do to make it better, then making a fork and renaming... Best regards, Tomas Cerha -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list Ubuntu-accessibility

Re: speech crashing in karmic

mike wrote: Hi, is there a command to restart orca when speech-dispatcher crashes? There is no need to do so. Orca will automatically reconnect to SD if you restart SD. If it doesn't, there must be some other problem. Best regards Tomas -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list

Re: New developer

Tom Lloyd wrote: Just wanted to say Hi and to get myself known. I have been using Ubuntu for= three or so years. I am a 26 year old developer from the UK trained in Emb= edded / Realtime systems. As a side project I am intergrating SAPI into Ubu= ntu to gives access to the MS speech engines

Re: Speakup and Orca?

JM Angel wrote: Does espeakup replace speech-dispatcher? More precisely it replaces speechd-up. Speechd-up is a connector between speakup and Speech Dispatcher, while espeakup connects speakup directly (and solely) to the Espeak synthesizer. Espeakup is a single purpose solution omitting the

Re: speech-dispatcher and yasr

mike coulombe napsal(a): Hi, how do you get speech-dispatcher to work with yasr. Hello Mike, you need Yasr 0.6.9. See the following thread on Speech Dispatcher Mailing List: http://lists.freebsoft.org/pipermail/speechd/2008q1/001072.html Regards, Tomas -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list

Re: problems running speech-dispatcher 0.6.6

Sérgio Neves wrote: Error: can't open logging file /home/manuel/splog//speechd.log! Using stdout. Hello Sérgio, does the directory /home/manuel/splog exist and is it writable by the user, under which SD runs? Regards, Tomas. -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list

Re: Orca on laptops.

Bill Haneman: I see. I expect that would be a hazardous and/or fragile thing to attempt on X, especially if, as I believe, the latching behavior is a hardware feature on some (most?) keyboards. Hello, I'm using CapsLock as another Ctrl key. It is configurable through Gnome keyboard

Re: Orca on laptops.

Bill Haneman wrote: I don't see that option in the preferences dialog - you can indeed alter the way CapsLock works, and whether the Shift key cancels CapsLock or not, but it seems to be a latching key in all cases, as far as I can tell. You can make it a Ctrl in Ctrl key position - Make

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