I don't use Fedora due to their lack of interest in accessibility. I am not
sure, but I don't know if the speakupmodified.org Fedora distro is still
current. I mention it because it might have better Emacspeak support. With
all of that said, I know that the distros I've used have the main Emacspeak
package and ESpeak which you said are both installed. However, Emacspeak
requires what upstream calls speech servers to work with synthesizers other
than the DECtalk and a few others. I would look for other Emacspeak
packages which call themselves speech servers. I don't know of any names
offhand, but I'm pretty sure I've seen one for ESpeak. Installing it should
hopefully make it the default. Otherwise, there is probably something you
can edit by hand. Maybe search for:
"emacspeak-ss-espeak" or similar. You can also look at the upstream site
and see if you can find documentation.
On 1/31/2013 12:26 PM, Al Sten-Clanton wrote:
Does anybody know how to get emacspeak to work with espeak on Fedora 18--or,
for that matter--Fedora period? I never have. I just installed emacs and
emacspeak, and I already have espeak. Apparently unlike with some distros,
installing emacspeak does not bring up a menu for choosing your speech output.
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