Hello...

[Littlefield, Tyler]

works fine with bitchx.
Thanks,
~~TheCreator~~
[My programs don't have bugs; just randomly added features]
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vertigo head coder
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gaijin" <gaijin at clearwire.net>
To: "Speakup is a screen review system for Linux." <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: Hello...


> Doug Sutherland wrote:
> > Doubletalk has commands. At the device level, as interpreted over 
> > the serial connection to the chipset, commands are embedded in 
> > the text stream, identified by a CTRL-A or ASCII character 01.
> 
>      Okay.  I get the picture.  Perfect...if SpeakUp doesn't complain. 
> Man, I love that interface.  Especially for laptop users.  Never did 
> care for mice, and like my fingers glued to the home-row on the 
> keyboard.  (asdf-jkl;)  The laptop config makes it even easier.  No 
> hunting for the notches on the F and J keys.  If Kirk and Andy weren't 
> such ugly looking women, I'd propose to 'em. <grins>  This is what a 
> screen reader !should! be.  Dunno if I've seen it in X though.  Oralux 
> kinda sounds like everything is in text mode, as far as the client list, 
> anyway.  A friend at CVALE (Central Valley Area Linux Enthusiasts) also 
> sent me a copy of Ubuntoo, I think.  Never got it working.
>      I was thinking along the lines of the old Sound Blaster's "say" 
> command for DOS, where you could have the computer say whatever.  Might 
> also be nice to feed the synth's output back into the microphone and 
> record things to mp3 or WAV format.  How well does SpeakUp work with 
> bitchx, do you know?  Hanging out on openprojects was another bad habit 
> i'd like to renew. <grins>  Thank you for the info.  You've all been an 
> enormous help.
> 
>          Michael
> 
> 
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