debian gnopernicus question

[ace]

Where can one get all components necessary to use Gnome/desktop 
environments with software speech?

At 06:22 PM 3/25/2006, you wrote:
>Hi, last time I checked, they only had 0.99 in their stable distro.  I
>didn't do this yet, but apparently there is an entry you need to change
>in a config file for the festival speech synth to point to the correct
>hostname.  I actually did go through the exercise of bringing sources
>down and compiling etc etc on Fedora, but even when I did that, I never
>got it working.  I kind of gave up, though it was more due to laziness.
>Mind you, I sometimes think their instructions to make it actually go
>aren't that useful anyway.
>
>I'd just love to be able to do an apt-get and start using it after
>making a few simple config changes, rather than hunting and pecking
>round the system.
>
>Marcel, the fussy.
>
>
>Jude DaShiell wrote:
> > What accessibility was included in the debian version of gnopernicus and
> > what if any accessibility was excluded?  I don't want to reinvent the
> > wheel in this instance.  If I've only got configuration problems on this
> > end then it doesn't make sense to get gnome source from cvs and build it
> > on slackware and debian boxes and include all of the accessibility pieces.
> > If any accessibility components were not included though then in order to
> > get things working I have to do more than correct misconfigured systems.
> >
> >
> >
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