Hi,
just wanted to report that I managed to run Orca, Gnopernicus and
gnome-speech (the former trouble maker) on an AMD64 Edgy system by simply
using the latest installation packages - great work.
By the way: is there any (planned) facility to dynamically change
localisation in Orca? The
Hi Roland:
Glad to hear the gnome-speech thing just worked itself out without
requiring mods to gnome-speech. :-)
Dynamic language detection/switching is definitely an interesting thing
to consider adding to Orca. Right now, however, it's not really on the
core team's radar screen - we're
Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Roland:
Glad to hear the gnome-speech thing just worked itself out without
requiring mods to gnome-speech. :-)
Dynamic language detection/switching is definitely an interesting thing
to consider adding to Orca. Right now, however, it's not really on the
core team's
Hi Bill,
In case someone gets motivated, I think the relevant AT-SPI methods (for
determining the language/locale of UI components), and gnome-speech
methods (for determining the locales/langs which a TTS engine can speak)
are these:
Accessibility::Application:getLocale (the locale of
Roland Zitzke wrote:
Hi Bill,
In case someone gets motivated, I think the relevant AT-SPI methods (for
determining the language/locale of UI components), and gnome-speech
methods (for determining the locales/langs which a TTS engine can speak)
are these:
All-in-all, it seems like we have the technology to do this. What we
need now is a user experience based upon what real users expect, and
someone experienced in the art to [help] do the work. :-)
Thanks!
Will
On Fri, 2006-09-08 at 17:40 +0100, Bill Haneman wrote:
Roland Zitzke wrote:
Hi
