Am Dienstag, 2. März 2004 21.56 schrieb Leonardo Pistone: > Hello Mario, hello list,
Good morning Leo > my name is Leo, nice to meet you. > > I love emacs (i use it for almost everything) and I'd really like to get > it speech-enabled. I have this general question: what is missing and > what can be done in a reasonable time? for example, is festival good > for that? I know it only has english and czeck open voices, but that is > not a long-term problem. Indeed, has it got any big problem like high > latency or the like? I'm not sure but do you know Emacspeak, a speaking version of Emacs? http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net > And what do you think of the new, cleaner interface speech-dispatcher? > > The other issue is that emacs/w3 seems quite bad and unmantained, a > better bet could be integrating links2, for example. > > In the next months i'll be working on an open italian voice for > festival. What else do you think needs to be done to get all > debian/festival/emacs/browser reasonably working? Sounds very interesting: Which knowledge do one need for another free festival voice? I'm interested in a German voice but don't know yet about the scope of the work that needs. > cheers, > > leo griits Mario
