On 2/10/26 16:56, Samuel Thibault wrote:
If you want to capture the speakup output, you can rather use the
speakup_soft module which is meant for that, and cat /dev/synth to get
the text.
Samuel
Thank you for responding Samuel. Do you mean /dev/softsynth? When I do
`cat /dev/synth` it just returns without any output.
Here is what that displays when I start `cat /dev/softsynth` and then
switch to TTY1 and type `echo "Hello"`:
# cat /dev/softsynth
2s5p5r5v1x0b0o5f
e c h o space quote +3p H -3p5p e l l o quote
Hello
root at debian: P
This is more like what I am expecting, and it does seem to indicate that
speakup and speakup_soft are working correctly.
Thank you,
Aaron
