Hello all,
There any chance a "speakup" virtual package can be made, so you
can just type "apt-get install speakup" once Debian is installed? As it
stands now, sighted assistance is required to get speakup installed,
once the installation has completed, the way the speakup-modules-*
packages are named to match up with whatever kernel you have installed.
These names cannot be "seen" when you're blind. On completion of the
amd64 Squeeze install, an apt-cache search revealed no speakup modules
at all, so tried the apt-get update+upgrade to see if they'd show up
then, but again, it required sighted assistance to read the screen
output. I think a speakup virtual package would solve the problem,
match up the speakup module with the currently installed kernel, and
everything would then be hunky-dorey. Whadda ya say?
Michael
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