.bashrc

[Shaun Oliver]

just a thought,
try creating a .bash_profile file
and adding the various speakup parameters in there.
or better yet, make it part of the boot process.
eg, try adding those speech lines to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local,
or if you run a distribution such as debian,
try creating a 2 or 3 line shell script in your /etc/init.d directory
called speakup and make it executable and then create a symlink to it in
/etc/rc2.d and call it something like S10speakup
hth
Shaun..
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002,
Richard Wells wrote:

> How do I get my user account to see the .bashrc in the account's directory
> and execute any changes such as different speakup parameters? If i type
> "bash" after I log in the .bashrc file loads configuration but if I don't,
> it seems to be ignored.
>
> Thanks for help with this.
>
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