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Looks good to me except for the flite bits. I'll go remind my self how to tell QtSpeech to use the flite backend/plugin, but it's definitely optional. INLINE COMMENTS > index.docbook:247 > + On a Debian based system you need the packages flite, libflite1, > speech-dispatcher-flite, > + libqt5texttospeech5 and qtspeech5-flite-plugin. > + <note><para>Use the commandline tool <command>spd-conf</command> > (Debian package python3-speechd) I guess I misled you about how this works. flite is not required for speech synthesis with QtSpeech to work. QtSpeech has 2 plugins on linux, speech-dispatcher is the default, but there's also a flite plugin that uses flite directly. (Flite can also be used via speech-dispatcher, which makes it more confusing imo, but that's another story). So to use QtSpeech you just need qtspeech and speech-dispatcher and one of the speech-dispatcher modules. All distributions I have checked install one of the speech-dispatcher modules when you install speech dispatcher, iirc most use espeak, but there are many. &tldr; flite packages listed here are optional, not required and wont be used unless QtSpeech is configured to use the flite plugin instead of the default speech-dispatcher plugin. REPOSITORY R430 KMouth REVISION DETAIL https://phabricator.kde.org/D9667 To: lueck, #documentation, whiting, gladhorn Cc: gladhorn, whiting, #documentation
