Here is an updated status of the bug:
There is a git repository in [1] with festival-doc. I have added myself as
a maintainer, and I will maintain both festival-doc and speech-tools-doc
until they are merged into festival and speech-tools (which I help
maintaining as part of the Text To Speech
I will try to push this bug forward:
festival-doc source package builds two packages: festival-doc and
speech-tools-doc. Once we have a build system working for both packages, I
suggest Jean-Philippe intends to adopt festival-doc source package (or the
TTS team adopts it, I don't know :-) ).
In light of my desire to retire from the list of festival and speech-tools
uploaders I shall not
be able to act on this bug.
best regards,
Peter Drysdale
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 8:56 AM, Peter Drysdale drysdalep...@gmail.comwrote:
In light of discussions with Ryan Kavanagh any solution to
In light of discussions with Ryan Kavanagh any solution to building
festival-doc from the main
festival source package should not use texi2html but it replacement.
This mail is a noteholder in the bug log for festival-doc orphan bug.
I would like to thank Ryan for his contribution to
Dear All,
Sergio's feedback inspired me to push forward in looking at the
implementation scenarios
for building the doc binary packages from our source package. Our existing
texinfo build
dependency should make it easy enough to push out any of:- info, HTML or pdf
formats.
I am happy to do a
Peter Drysdale, le Wed 13 Feb 2013 00:35:18 +1100, a écrit :
Sergio's feedback inspired me to push forward in looking at the implementation
scenarios
for building the doc binary packages from our source package. Our existing
texinfo build
dependency should make it easy enough to push out any
Dear all,
I will try to give my two cents, although I'm not an a11y expert :-)
2013/2/10 Peter Drysdale drysdalep...@gmail.com
Dear Maintainer/Uploaders of festival and Users of festival-docs,
To clarify the situation. festival-doc currently contains a html and ps
(Postscript) version of
On Saturday 09 Feb 2013 à 17:12:04 (+1100), Peter Drysdale wrote:
Dear Users of Festival-doc,
Hi,
Yes, I still exist! :) I follow your threads. Sorry to be quiet but life is
strange
in various aspects, including computing. And as I see some very technical and
efficient debates take place
I completely agree with Jean-Philippe :)
Samuel
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Dear Maintainer/Uploaders of festival and Users of festival-docs,
To clarify the situation. festival-doc currently contains a html and ps
(Postscript) version of
the Festival Manual. The version number is 1.4.2 and dates from 25th July
2001.
CMU (the current employer of Prof. Alan Black - one of
Dear Users of Festival-doc,
As one of the uploaders for festival and speech-tools I wish to start the
discussion about this recently
orphaned package.
I note that upstream has not updated the documentation since version 1.4 of
festival ( we are now up to version 2.1).
Is it really appropriate to
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