A few things
Michael Whapples
Mikster4 at msn.com
Tue Mar 8 07:22:19 EST 2005
Hello,
Thank you to all the people who told me where to find modified Debian
installation media, it worked fine to set up Debian, my problem was typing
"linux" as the kernel image instead of "speakup". Unfortunately Debian does
not seem to suit me, in fat, I have tried a few distributions, and Slackware
seems to be the one that suits me best. I just need some help with a couple
of things with Slackware though.
I am having problems with flite compiling on slackware. I have done some
searches on the internet to find a solution, and I think I found a message
on this list that said with the right patch it will compile. What is that
patch, and where do I find it? I know I can use rpm packages with the
rpm2tgz tool, but I find getting those rpm's seems to take time to download,
so building from source is preferred.
Also I would prefer to try and use festival for software synthesis rather
than flite, but I can't work out how I start it in the start up scripts. If
I add "festival --server" where "festival" includes the path to the binary,
the system stops loading. I think it is running festival as a server as if
you typed it at a command prompt, and like from the command prompt, it does
not return to accept more commands. What would be the best way to start it
in /etc/rc.d/rc.local?
A more general question is what is a good web browser? Links2 has java
script, but does not seem to have cookies. Elinks has cookies and very
limited java script, but not enough for some websites I need to visit. I
know that there is meant to be good accessibility support being built into
Mozilla, but I don't think it is properly completed, any knowledge of that?
From
Michael Whapples
"An optimist is someone who has never had much experience"
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