Hi Brian, I think this is a great idea and I'd be happy to
participate.
Mike
> The GNOME Foundation Board of Directors recognizes the importance
> of Accessibility in the GNOME desktop. To help foster a more
> clear and positive vision, the board thinks it would be helpful
> to form an Accessibi
> Yes, though you may need additional pieces. For instance, I don't
> believe gnome-speech-ibmtts is available from Ubuntu repositories by
> default.
As long as it's available in svn trunk that works for me.
Off to buy a copy and give it a try.
Mike
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Hello Janina, does this now install and work correctly with the default
libraries installed on ubuntu?
Thanks muchh
Mike
On Thu, 2007-06-07 at 12:39 -0400, Janina Sajka wrote:
> The premier Text To Speech (TTS) software synthesizer for Linux is now
> available for immediate on line purchase and
Hello Ariel,
> Jokosher looks like a nice alternative to audacity written with pygtk
>
> http://www.jokosher.org/
Muchh of this application is accessible how ever there are several
buttons such as the one to import a file whichh one can not navigate
with the keyboard.
Mike
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Hello Lorenzo,
> If there is to be a 1 link per line representation of a page which is
> different from the way the page is actually presented, may I suggest
> that this behaviour be configurable. I personally prefer to be able to
> read a page the way it is presented on the screen, since it makes
> Couldn't this be just configurable?
>
>
Yes but we'd really like to offer a default to help users get started
more quickly.
Mike
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Hello Christian,
> I have just installed the latest test version of Debian. I cant seem to
> install Orca. it looks like the atspi library is missing. The 1.0 seem to be
> installed, but orca doesn't want to install.
> Any ideas?
>
Often times people find that the debian distribution does not
Hello Hank,
> hello any tips for a new orca beginner?
> there a quick start guide to get me up and running?
> how do I read with orca etc.
> I like what I am seeing
> smiles
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Please see: live.gnome.org/Orca.
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Hi,
> I think that a list of the type you suggest is a great idea. I've been
> keeping one of my own which I would like to share with you. I would also
> like to help this community find a centralized place where we can store
> this kind of information. The Gnome Accessibility Project webpage on t
Hello Thomas,
> I've been wondering this for quite a long time. I have some Cepstral
> voices for Windows, but was thinking of buying some for Linux for quite
> a while. Can anyone tell me weather the theta or swift engines are
> supported, and a list of known voices which work with gnome-speech
Hi all,
> Audacity offers some higher end features and is written in gtk, so it
> should be somewhat accessible if the authors have been thoughtful
> enough... have never tried it (for accessibility), though.
>
I just tried audacity with orca and saddly the whole thing seems to show
up as inac
Hello Cheryl,
> Can we use firefox at all yet? I am able to choose that app and it
> appears to load a mozilla website but I haven't figured out how to
> get any other websites to load.
>
In order to try firefox you will at least need a firefox 2 nightly which
can be found at:
ftp://ftp.
Hi Al,
>
> I'm running Edgy with Gnome 2.15, and am experiencing major weirdness
> in terms of accessibility when attempting to use it with Orca.
>
I am also running the latest ubuntu edgy with the latest orca and
finding similar problems. I've also reproduced our problems running
gnopernicus.
Hi Joanie,
Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hi all. I have a DECtalk Express and would like to get it working --
> ultimately with Orca, but for now I'll settle for just working.
> Could someone please point me to the appropriate how-to?
>
The only way to make an express work with orca is by using t
Hi Luke,
>
> I have both 4.6.1 and 5. 5 feels more responsive to me, but I am
> interested in whether 4.6.4 is as responsive.
>
>
I'm running 4.6.4 and find it to be quite responsive. The big
improvement over 4.6.1 is th
A minor error in my last message. That should have been killall -9.
Also, you will need to of course restart orca after doing this.
Mike
Mike Pedersen wrote:
> Hello Thomas,
>
>> Ok, well I have been running orca 0.25 with gnome-speech 0.4.0 and
>> festival and Dectalk 5.
Hello Thomas,
> Ok, well I have been running orca 0.25 with gnome-speech 0.4.0 and
> festival and Dectalk 5. I've noticed orca crashes quite often
> unexpectedly, and the only way to get speech back is to reboot from scratch.
This may be a case of the entire desktop getting hung. We have made
Hi Thomas,
> Do you know if 5.0 will work as well. I don't see any major reason to
> say not, but I am just wondering if you guys have any issues with 5
> and gnome-speech.
> If not I'll test it and let you guys no.
I have no idea so any feedback you can give would be much appreciated.
Mike
Hi, let me clarify here. I'm using Dectalk 4.6.4 which is much more
stable than the 4.6.1 release that some may be using.
Mike
Mike
Pedersen wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
>> I wanted to setup the Fonix dectalk up with gnome-speech, but I was
>> wondering which version works
Hi Thomas,
> I wanted to setup the Fonix dectalk up with gnome-speech, but I was
> wondering which version works best with gnome-speech 4.6.4 or 5.0.
The demonstration was done with 4.6 which is what I use every day.
Mike
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Hello Luke,
> One thing I noticed was the document that was loaded into
> StarOffice for reviewing.
> I checked out the latest Orca CVS, and didn't find any docs
> that were similar to what was shown.
>
> So where can I obtain these docs? In particular, where can I
> find out the particular k
Hello,
> I don't seem to have Java Access Bridge installed with my
> Fedora FC4 and that's probably why Gnopernicus doesn't work
> satisfactorily. When I try to install it, I get the following
> message: "Java 1.4 or later is required to build
> java-access-bridge?. As far as I can figure out,
lete.
Hope this helps
Mike Pedersen
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