I meant speakup. Glenn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Didier Spaier" <didier@xxxxxxxx> To: <speakup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2022 7:13 PM Subject: Re: Installing Voxin I don't understand. the voxin TTS and voices are intended to be used with screen readers like fenrir, speechd-up or orca, or with emacspeac, not espeakup and the same goes for speech-dispatcher. Which screen reader do you use? Or are trying to use several ones at the same time? I assume that if speakup repeatedly speaks something like: speakup failed to load software synth and still works, maybe the speakup-soft driver is built-in your kernel, not provided as a module? Didier Le 27/10/2022 à 21:54, K0LNY_Glenn a écrit : > Well some improvement, Voxin has installed to my Debian Bullseye, I heard > back from Gilles, and he informed me that Voxin 3.X won't install to a 32 > bit system, so I installed Voxin-2.2 > But when it boots up, Speakup repeatedly speaks something like: > speakup failed to load software synth > But it defaulted to eSpeak, so I still have that. > The Voxin installer asked if I want Voxin to be the default synth, and I > entered for yes. don't nde > So, is there a problem in speech-dispatcher, specifically in speechd.conf? > Thanks for any info. > > Glenn > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "K0LNY_Glenn" <glenn@ervin.email> > To: "Speakup is a screen review system for Linux." > <speakup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2022 2:12 PM > Subject: Installing Voxin > > > Hi Group, > I'm back working on Debian Bullseye on my old Asus 701 netbook. > It is operating okay, and I wanted to get something installed to control > my > NanoVNA network analiser for Ham radio work. > But first, I thought I would try again to get Voxin (IBM ViaVoice) working > on it. > I am just using Speakup with eSpeak at this time. > I contacted Oralux on this, a long time back, and was offered a suggestion > to try, but I get errors in trying the command they gave me, and I'm > hoping > someone here might help me to understand the usage of their suggestion. > Here's what was suggested I try: > > sudo --login $PWD/voxin-installer.sh > Normally I just do: > sudo bash voxin-installer.sh > But here's the error from that which prompted me to contact Oralux > initially: > Your version of speech-dispatcher has not been recognized. > If the installation continues, voxin will use its module for > speech-dispatcher graphic > 545 > Do you really > want to continue? > If yes, press the ENTER key. > > Logs written in > log/voxin.log > Initialization; please wait... > Error: more details in > /home/lenny/Downloads/voxin-3.3rc5/voxin-enu-3.3rc5/log/voxin.log > graphic 545 For support, email > to contact at oralux.org > Here's the contents of the voxin.log file: > > GNU nano 5.4 voxin.log > graphic 192 /usr/bin/gettext > > uninstallOldVoxin > installSystem > graphic 545 > > rfs all tarball not found! > voxin package not found!installOldVoxin > > > >
