Hi Raman,
On 22-05-16 21:54, raman wrote:
> The end-state we need to achieve with the package:
>
> 1. User on an out-of-the-box setup gets Emacs up and talking with
> Espeak -- no questions asked.
Just to be clear, you mean after installing the emacspeak package, not
after installing emacs, righ
Hi,
Thanks for this great summary. Just a question: why would one user
choose Emacspeak instead of speech-el? My purpose is really not to
troll, jut to know both utilities exist and seem maintained.
Regards,
Le 22/05/2016 21:54, raman a écrit :
> SGTM.
>
> The end-state we need to achieve with
SGTM.
The end-state we need to achieve with the package:
1. User on an out-of-the-box setup gets Emacs up and talking with
Espeak -- no questions asked.
2. This gives a user a setup that talks, that setup can then be used to
set up other servers etc -- the only one that really makes sense today
Short summary for d-accessibility:
Upstream emacspeak, Raman, just e-mailed me to discuss the packaging of
emacspeak in Debian. This email is around the fifth in the conversation.
He proposes we simplify things.
On 22-05-16 20:20, raman wrote:
> 1. Yes, we can copy that list on this discussion --
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