I have a doubt regarding locale. You could observe this using test-speech program that comes with gnome-speech.
When I pass language as enon Sun Desktop system machine, getVoices API (test-speech)returns the voices (like kevin/kal etc.), but on pasing same en
for Fedora core 3, I dont get any
Hi Aditya
The 'fuzzy locale matching' was added to gnome-speech version 0.3.5,
released in August 2004. Perhaps your Fedora-core version is older.
- Bill
Aditya Pandey wrote:
When I pass language as en on Sun Desktop system machine, getVoices
API (test-speech) returns the voices (like
Hi Bill
Thanks for replying. I have 0.3.5 on fedora core 3 (that I compiled) and 0.3.5-27 rpm package on Sun Desktop System.
So yes fedora must be a bit older (its code does not contain any 'fuzzy' logic -- but just strcmp calls for language in drivers/festival folder).
On 4/19/05, Bill Haneman
Hello,
I just re-installed fc3 from the iso images, and got gnopernicus / gnome
working on one account.
I recompiled brltty with the brlapi enabled, and then recompiled
gnopernicus 0.9.12 with the enable-brltty option.
I set the brlapi.key in /etc, and set its permissions properly.
I then used
Hi.
You need to set the
CONTROLVT
environment var to the virtual console running your X server. My X
server starts on console 7, so I have the line:
export CONTROLVT=7
I use gdm for logins, so I added the line to my ~/.gnomerc file so it
will be set during the gdm login.
Hope this helps.
Kenny,
How do I determine which virtual console is running the x server?
Kenny Hitt said:
Hi.
You need to set the
CONTROLVT
environment var to the virtual console running your X server. My X
server starts on console 7, so I have the line:
export CONTROLVT=7
I use gdm for logins, so I
Jason,
I did a ps but didn't see anything that looks like the x server process. I
ran startx and checked again and saw startx running on tty1, but that was
it.
Jason White said:
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Don Raikes wrote:
Kenny,
How do I determine which virtual console is running the x server?
From
http://www.mielke.cc/brltty/doc/BrlAPIref-HTML/group__brlapi__tty.html
(though this depends upon your OS and X server impl):
CONTROLVT=$(grep using VT number /var/log/XFree86.$(echo $DISPLAY
| sed -e s/^.*::*\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/).log | sed -e s/^.*using VT
number \([0-9]*\).*$/\1/)
Will
On
