And one more thing, I have a laptop without num keyboard from the right side. I could change it in speakup or i must have a keyboard which have those keys?
În lun., 29 aug. 2022 la 07:39, Marcel Roșca <[email protected]> a scris: > I'll try to reinstal and to be more attent at installation process and > I'll come with updates. > > În lun., 29 aug. 2022 la 07:38, Marcel Roșca <[email protected]> a > scris: > >> *Version 11.4 >> Sorry, but I forgot to paste resoult >> >> În lun., 29 aug. 2022 la 07:35, Marcel Roșca <[email protected]> a >> scris: >> >>> Hello! >>> >>> after file /etc/debian_version: my debian version is >>> >>> În lun., 29 aug. 2022 la 00:43, Samuel Thibault <[email protected]> >>> a scris: >>> >>>> Hello, >>>> >>>> Sorry for the delay, I had to actually test things to check what was >>>> going wrong. >>>> >>>> Marcel Roșca wrote: >>>> > but when the installation process had been finished, >>>> > The language is also romanian, but numbers and symbols it is reading >>>> in English >>>> > and just letters it is speaking in Romanian. >>>> >>>> ? I am not getting this behavior. Which version of Debian are you using? >>>> When I install in romanian, keypresses are indeed echoed in Romanian, >>>> but when I reboot, keypresses are still echoed in Romanian, as well as >>>> when spelling characters with the speakup reviewing. >>>> >>>> > And one more thing, How to use espeak-ng instead of espeak? >>>> >>>> Debian already uses espeak-ng by default. >>>> >>>> > I am sorry for my english I do not know it very well. >>>> >>>> Your english it nice, no worry :) >>>> >>>> Samuel >>>> >>>
