What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as long as it works and is stable enough to show it working.
I am not objective WRT to this question, but I will nonetheless point
out that if you download the latest Ubuntu Live CD from here:
I tried it, it
Good morning! :-)
* Henrik Nilsen Omma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as long as it works and is stable enough to show it working.
I am not objective WRT to this question, but I will nonetheless point
out that if
I downloaded both ESpeak and Speech dispatcher as Ubuntu packages and i
also downloaded the Speakup support in Speech dispatcher, the one called
speechd-up.
/Krister
On Mon, 2006-10-16 at 17:54 -0400, Lorenzo Taylor wrote:
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Rather than a
Bill Haneman napsal(a):
The SpeechDispatcher API has some limitations which make the user
experience with orca a little less nice - as I understand it,
SpeechDispatcher doesn't support completion/progress tags within an
utterance, it can only tell you when an entire utterance is complete.
That's interesting Tomas;
Will Walker of the orca team seemed to think the problem was in Speech
Dispatcher itself (as of last week). Perhaps you would contact him
about it?
Bill
Tomas Cerha wrote:
Bill Haneman napsal(a):
The SpeechDispatcher API has some limitations which make the
Tomas:
We are holding off on incorporating Speech Dispatcher into Orca until we
can get callbacks: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=349394
Thanks!
Will
On Tue, 2006-10-17 at 23:15 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
That's interesting Tomas;
Will Walker of the orca team seemed to think the
Hi,
I'll talking about accessibility in general and I would love to show a
(more or less) working linux desktop solution for blind people since
everybody I know uses Jaws/Windows :(.
What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as long as it works and is
Eduardo Trápani wrote:
Hi,
I'll talking about accessibility in general and I would love to show a
(more or less) working linux desktop solution for blind people since
everybody I know uses Jaws/Windows :(.
What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as
The SpeechDispatcher API has some limitations which make the user
experience with orca a little less nice - as I understand it,
SpeechDispatcher doesn't support completion/progress tags within an
utterance, it can only tell you when an entire utterance is complete.
While I hear that espeak's
