Hi, I'm in a bit of a transition period as I move several machines over to Ubuntu. One is a VIA C3 box with no audio connection, I access it via Speakup using a Dectalk Express.
I was very pleasantly surprised to see the stock Ubuntu kernel comes with Speakup pre-built, that at a stroke will make my life much easier. However, due to interrupt changes in the 2.6.20 kernel the Speakup Dectalk Express driver was broken for a while. Downloading the latest Ubuntu kernel sources it appears it's using Speakup from October 2006 - the Dectalk Express fixes went in with the April 13 commit this year. So, are there plans for the stock kernel to update its included Speakup version to the latest CVS? Years of rpmbuild has clearly rotted my brain as I have been encountering some ahem user error in trying to hand-update the sources myself and rebuild. Or is this a question best aimed at the kernel list (assuming there is one)? Thanks, Garry -- Garry Turkington [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
