hardware synth type

[Alex Snow]

Do you have to use Suse? If you're doing console stuff only, there are 
distros that are far more speach friendly then suse, like slackware, 
debian, fedora, and ubuntu just to name a few.  I'm taking a couple  
of classes this semester that require use of the linux console, and 
I've been able to use slackware with no problems even though the rest 
of the class is using suse.
On Wed, Mar 21, 2007 at 04:20:45PM -0400, 
Cody Hurst wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
>   I'm new to the list and have an issue that I'm sure all of you could
> assist with. I'm taking a course next year and for some things I'll
> probably need an external synth. For example, I'm not sure if Suse has
> some commandline boot perameters for initalizing a serial braille
> display using a BrailleNote, so would it be useful to have an external
> synth during the install if suse supports it? Also, I'll be mostly
> working in the terminal so I'll need to use speakup, but I'm not sure
> what the best hardware synth actually is. I've looked some up but boy
> are they pricy $300 and up, but who knows if the lists I read were even
> up to date, so can anyone give me heads up on what are good, new or
> used, price effective, hardware synths are?
> 
> Cody
> 
> 
> 
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