Re: Having a d-i boot timeout for enabling speech?

On 2/28/2022 12:17 AM, Holger Wansing wrote: Hi, Samuel Thibault wrote (Sun, 13 Feb 2022 02:28:48 +0100): Users on the debian-accessibility mailing list reported that they found it very useful that the MacOS X installation image automatically starts a speech-enabled installer when the boot men

Re: changing the scheduling and niceness of espeakup and related processes

Hi, Yes I am using the latest Bullseye version from your repository.  Is there a way to cat a file or run a program before catting the file so that the line numbers can be written?  The file stops speaking after the text perl itself under the section dynamic loading.  When I ran nano -w INSTALL

Re: Having a d-i boot timeout for enabling speech?

Hi, Samuel Thibault wrote (Sun, 13 Feb 2022 02:28:48 +0100): > Users on the debian-accessibility mailing list reported that they found > it very useful that the MacOS X installation image automatically starts > a speech-enabled installer when the boot menu is left untouched for > 10 seconds, so t

Re: changing the scheduling and niceness of espeakup and related processes

Hello, Nick Gawronski wrote: > In the Bullseye packages of espeakup and espeak-ng with the english > voice Which version do you have *exactly*? Your mail quoted my repo https://people.debian.org/~sthibault/tmp/bullseye did you install that? > if you download the perl sources package and cat th

Re: changing the scheduling and niceness of espeakup and related processes

Hi, In the Bullseye packages of espeakup and espeak-ng with the english voice if you download the perl sources package and cat the INSTALL file the file stops speaking some of the way down.  I am not sure how far from the end of the file it stops speaking but if I review the screen with the spe