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On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 07:20:01PM +0100, bardiazakeri at gmail.com wrote:
> how i can install spekaup on ubuntu?

	Dunno.  Instructions should be on the installation CD on how to 
start Ubuntu with Speakup.  How they handle it from there, or if like 
Debian Squeeze (which I use) and doesn't yet have any speakup modules 
packages showing in an apt-cache search yet, is another story.  For 
Debian, SpeakUP is probably already in the kernel, and only needs to be 
added to /etc/modules with the name of the module, ie: speakup_ltlk for 
the LiteTalke hardware synthesizer, or in /etc/rc.local, where you would 
add:

modprobe speakup_soft
espeakup
speakupconf load

	With the previous /etc/rc.local setup, you would need to apt-get 
install both the espeakup and speakup-tools packages for use with 
SpeakUP's software speech synthesizer.  Again, I'm not entirely sure 
about Ubuntu, but the instructions should be either on the installation 
CD, or on the Ubuntu website.  If they don't, then that's why I went 
with Debian.  Hope this helps,

				Michael




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