best linux version to use that is up to date now that fedora coreis no longer being updated with speakup

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Subject: best linux version to use that is up to date now that fedora coreis no longer being updated with speakup
From: amyrow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Adam Myrow)
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 17:43:10 -0500 (CDT)
In-reply-to: <000f01c6af6b$49d364f0$250110ac@CHIHUAHUAL1>

Slackware has had Speakup-enabled kernels since version 8.0.  I would hold 
off, though as it looks like Slackware 11.0 will be out shortly judging 
from the ChangeLog for Slackware-current.

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- best linux version to use that is up to date now that fedora core is no longer being updated with speakup
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- best linux version to use that is up to date now that fedora core is no longer being updated with speakup
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- best linux version to use that is up to date now that fedora coreis no longer being updated with speakup
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