Re: accessibility for those with speech impairment

2016-09-16 Thread Nlomrb Gmail 
Because I will be discussing possible approaches to my speech impairment with a 
speech-language-pathologist in mid-October, and do not yet have the software or 
hardware needed, I cannot implement your suggestion yet.  I look forward to 
doing so soon.  Thanks! 

Rose 

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> On Sep 16, 2016, at 10:09 AM, Nlomrb Gmail  wrote:
> 
> Jeremy and all,
> Thanks for the information about Kmouth.  I think it will do what I need.  I 
> cannot test it now, though :( .  
> 
> Rose 
> 
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Re: accessibility for those with speech impairment

2016-09-16 Thread Nlomrb Gmail 
Jeremy and all,
Thanks for the information about Kmouth.  I think it will do what I need.  I 
cannot test it now, though :( .  

Rose 

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Re: Accessibility for those with speech impairment

2016-09-15 Thread Jeremy Whiting 
KMouth is an application. It can be used in Unity, Gnome, Cinammon,
anything linux based. The latest release uses kdelibs and jovie
(formerly kttsd) to do the speaking, but at some point the frameworks
branch will be released which only depends on QtSpeech (which in turn
depends on speech-dispatcher) and a few of the kde frameworks. At any
rate try installing it and give it a try. I think it will do what you
are looking for.

thanks,
Jeremy

On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 2:48 PM, Nlomrb Gmail  wrote:
> Everyone on the mailing list, especially Jeremy and Gary,
>
> I thank all of you for your contributions.
>
> I am interested in knowing whether Kmouth can be run as a module without KDE.
>
> I am also interested in knowing what the public sources making up VBC are, 
> and where they may be found.  My sympathy over needing so many surgeries and 
> over having someone foul up your computer.
>
> Rose
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Accessibility for those with speech impairment

2016-09-15 Thread Nlomrb Gmail 
Everyone on the mailing list, especially Jeremy and Gary,

I thank all of you for your contributions. 

I am interested in knowing whether Kmouth can be run as a module without KDE. 

I am also interested in knowing what the public sources making up VBC are, and 
where they may be found.  My sympathy over needing so many surgeries and over 
having someone foul up your computer.

Rose

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