>>>>> "BD" == Boris Daix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BD> Errors may be polite warnings. speechd-enable-ssip and
BD> speechd-enable-braille variables could be set to t by default:
BD> speechd-speak would load corresponding libraries, would try to
BD> connect to speech-dispatcher and brlapi, would politely warn
BD> user if one of them is unavailable. The user may as well set
BD> one of these variables to nil so that neither loading nor
BD> probing/warning happen anymore. It is my expectation, what do
BD> you think of it? At least, speechd-speak-read-.* may warn user
BD> if none of ssip or braille are loaded.
Well, thinking about it loading and activating all the drivers by
default is the simplest way to make speechd-el work for first-time
users, especially those who are blind and must rely on the alternative
output to figure out what's going on. I can make this change
immediately in the Debian package.
In the upcoming speechd-el 2.1 release I'll add an additional message
giving a hint about customizing speechd-out-active-drivers to disable
the errors/warnings.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Regards,
Milan Zamazal
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