installing speakup in fedora?

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On 07/20/2009 02:09 PM, William Hubbs wrote:
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> Hi Justin,
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> On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 01:56:59PM -0700, Justin Mann wrote:
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>> I am a relatively new linux user, and I've just downloaded and installed
>> Fedora 11.  I've gotten orca and gnome to work properly, but I've love to
>> also have access to the console via speakup.  I've consulted the user
>> guide, and downloaded the latest source via git, however, I see nothing
>> that explains how to compileit so that it will work with gnome-speech etc.
>> Can I get some help?
>>      
>
> I don't know what you mean by compiling speakup so that it will work
> with gnome-speech.  Speakup is a console based screen reader and has
> nothing to do with gnome-speech.
>
> If you are wanting to use a software synthesizer with speakup, that is
> covered in section 8 of the users guide.
>
> Once you have speakup running with one of the mentioned software speech
> synthesizers, it does not interfeer with orca.
>
> Can you write back and give a better idea of what you mean?
>
> Thanks,
>
> William
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>    
William
Thanks for your help I sincerely appreciate it. Ideally I would like to 
get fedora, orca and speakup working with ttsynth, or some hire quality 
synthesizer than e-speak Fedora 11 shipps with Festivol, when it is 
installed, and that was so slow... So I tried following the instructions 
for downloading gnome-speech on the orca website and got that done. Now, 
I need to get some kind of console access etc with a software 
synthesizer. I'd love to have my old dec-talk express and use that, but 
I no longer have serial ports on my computer so I'm limited to using a 
software synthe. I hope that makes sense...
Thanks




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