dectalk and gnopernicus?

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Hi.

Since you can get test-speech to work, your problems are something else.
I don't know what your problem might be from your info. (and I might not
know even with more info), but post some log files and we can try to
figure it out.

Subscribe to the gnome-accessibility list and post your .xsession-errors
file.

I know Kirk is usually cool about off topic posts, but we should
probably move what might become a lond thread to the correct list.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny
	  
On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 07:59:59PM -0500, Gregory Nowak wrote:
> I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
> question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
> with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
> level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
> type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
> speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
> that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
> my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
> reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
> cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
> 9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
> original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
> the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
> as well if replying off list. Thanks.
> 
> Greg
> 
> 
> On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> > Hi all:
> > I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The 
> > first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after 
> > getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and 
> > checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps 
> > x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the 
> > correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the 
> > say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console, 
> > and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with 
> > gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according 
> > to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with 
> > gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be 
> > appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is 
> > tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> > Cheereo!
> > 
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