Hi OK, just two questions: 1. Was this developed using speakup 1.00 stable or the CVS releases? I'm hoping the CVS release, as I use kernel 2.4.20 and really want to try this thing out as I'm not sure how much longer my HW synth's going to last. 2. What, exactly, is the festival daemon? I've got festival installed here, but I don't see any sort of daemon, just the main program, as well as a client program. Is the daemon the festival server (what you get when you launch festival with the --server option)? Regards Jacob At 15:56 3/24/2003 +0100, you wrote: >Hi, I wrote a Festival Module for Speakup. > >It is part of a project called Linux 4D (linux for disabled), I'm working >on, with an Italian Association for disabled people. > >The code is here: >http://weblab.deis.unibo.it/Linux4D/codice/speakup-festival.tar.gz > >The Homepage of Linux 4D Project is: http://weblab.deis.unibo.it/Linux4D > >There are also some instruction on how to install it >(http://weblab.deis.unibo.it/Linux4D/docs/spkup-fest.html), but are only >in italian. > >To install the module, you have to untar the package and copy in a >directory; then "cd" there and you'll find a "usr" directory. >Copy all the files present in "usr" subdirectory, in the corresponding >"/usr" subdirectory. >Then reconfig the kernel (with "make config" o "make menuconfig") and >activate the Festival Module, and you can choose "fest" as default synth. >Them go back in the package directory and do "make" to compile the user >part of the module ("middleware"). >After then, you can reboot the machine, load the festival demon and load >the "middleware" program. > >If everythings went well, you'll hear your system speaking... > > >Happy working... :-) > > > Matteo Fasanella -------------- next part -------------- --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.463 / Virus Database: 262 - Release Date: 3/17/2003
