Greetings
On Sat, 1 Jul 2006, Ryan Mann wrote:
Hello. Somebody said that that there was a way to do an unattended install of
Ubuntu with the alternate CD. I've looked on ubuntu.com for the installation
manual, but I haven't been able to find it. Where can I get the installation
manual or
Jan and Bertil Smark Nilsson wrote:
Hello. Somebody said that that there was a way to do an unattended install
of
Ubuntu with the alternate CD. I've looked on ubuntu.com for the installation
manual, but I haven't been able to find it. Where can I get the installation
manual or at least
Hi
Al Puzzuoli wrote:
i'm not sure how much you could ascertain by
listening to the orca demo at csun,but I would be curious as to what your
thoughts are as to the speech quality of 4.64 vs that of 5?
There is certainly a difference in quality between 4.6.4 and 5.0. The
4.6.4 version used at
On Tue, 4 Jul 2006, Thomas Ward wrote:
There is certainly a difference in quality between 4.6.4 and 5.0. The
4.6.4 version used at the csun conference sounded to me quite a bit like
the classic Dectalk voice. With the 5.0 version I noticed the voice
sounds like it has a head cold, kind of a
Hello all,
I was wondering, after a bit of googling, I
found this distro called Ocularis, and it had claimed to be completely
accessible to the blind and only for the blind, and yes, it had a desktop, of
which I'm guessing gnome. I wanted to try it to see how it was, but couldn't
find it
Hi
Adam Myrow wrote:
There is also a very annoying bug in the Dectalk 5.0. If you use any of
several compound words that start with fire, it pronounces them weirdly
with a phantom Euro symbol getting inserted, then proceeds to butcher the
rest of the line. Anybody else hear this?
No, I
Adam Myrow wrote:
On another note, does Fonix still offer the Dectalk RT for Linux?
Yes, they do. However, when I purchased Dectalk 5 I had to jump through
hoops on there web site to find the Dectalk RT page, and there site is
not accessible for a blind user. I had to actually acquire sighted
Cody wrote:
Hello all,
Hi.
I was wondering, after a bit of googling, I found this distro called
Ocularis, and it had claimed to be completely accessible to the blind
and only for the blind, and yes, it had a desktop, of which I'm
guessing gnome.
H I have never heard of this
