Re: how is it best to run linux

[Jacob Schmude]

Fusion works fine. Honestly, though espeak is awful by comparison,  
you're better off getting used to it. Either that, or by Cepstral for  
Linux. The reason is that ttsynth depends on an old version of a  
system library that can be difficult to get working and will  
eventually be unsupported--in fact it already is in some distributions  
and often requires quite a bit of fiddling to get working anyway.  
Further, it doesn't cooperate too well with some of the newer Linux  
audio subsystems.
Seriously guys, for Linux questions you should probably go to the  
speakup list. This is a list for discussion of OS X accessibility  
after all. I'm not innocent in this either :), but I think the  
discussion of the ins and outs of Linux is going way out of topic.  
Discussion of vmWare Fusion is one thing, discussing Linux itself is  
another.

On Nov 1, 2008, at 07:40, Will Lomas wrote:

                hi


is fusion a good way to run linux on a mac or can one use bootcamp  
and boot natively into this OS?
I wish the tt synth voice were free though as e speak for me in my  
view, is dreadful