Hi Edward,
> Ubuntu packages are already available for speech-dispatcher, espeak, and > festival, so it isn't difficult to set up a demo. You can use apt-get. You > would have to modify a configuration file to use the espeak module (not > espeak-generic) and you would have to start speech-dispatcher by hand before > doing the demo. There is a way to get it started automatically, but I never > bothered to find out what it is. The instructions on the wiki are *close* > to being right. Just substitute using the espeak module for espeak-generic > and don't bother modifying the espeak config file. > The debian package information is available here: http://packages.debian.org/stable/sound/speech-dispatcher OR http://www.freebsoft.org/pub/projects/speechd/snapshot-debian/ Hemant's RPMs will be specifically for the XO. Having special RPM's for the > XO is desireable because we don't have a lot of disk space to work with and > the usual package for speech-dispatcher brings in festival and other stuff > that wouldn't be needed. This isn't a problem for ubuntu or debian running > on a regular PC. > Actually the RPM package at the moment is being made for the Fedora community in general. Once that is done, perhaps a special package with less features for OLPC can be made quite easily. Best, Hemant
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