Em 09/01/2018 19:38, Matias Fonzo escreveu:
OK. The support has been added:
http://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/dragora.git/commit/?id=ca00b922d5e13842a3eef7e5962177ccb9dd8ebb
The "problem" is that the kernel has been compiled with no default
synthesizer. I can adjust the kernel configuration (in the next
cycle), selecting the modules to be built-in rather than compile it as
a module.
This will help to use Speakup when the system boots, assuming (of
course) that your synthesizer is supported by the Linux kernel.I think you don't need to recompile the kernel, you just need to add the
modules to some init script that loads the modules at boot time, like
/etc/rc.d/rc.modules. We'll need to look how the Debian people did it,
but booting their netinst image and pressing s in the boot prompt makes
speakup and eSpeakup start automatically, making it possible that blind
people install Debian.
Thank you very much for adding the Speakup support on Dragora. I think
that it will help many people.
