The say command certainly has some special processing when encounterring
information in double brackets. That is why you can change the speed when using
the save text as MP3 contextual menu.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Apr 26, 2013, at 11:49 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Interesting. I wonder if t
Interesting. I wonder if there were some special characters that say
interpreted as commands rather than stuff to say. Say normally shouldn't
care what the source of the text is.
CB
On 4/25/13 5:40 PM, Sandi Jazmin Kruse wrote:
hi chris. Yes that is true, that say will speak your ls, so it wo
hi chris. Yes that is true, that say will speak your ls, so it would
be reasonable too believe it would also speak the temp, right?
But here is the funny thing it wont. I have thankfully forgotten why
it is indeed so, but we had quite a bit of a headache with it when we
had too rewrite the speech s
No need to install espeak. Just pipe the text into the "say" command.
For example,
ls | say
will speak the current directory contents.
CB
On 4/25/13 3:23 PM, Sandi Jazmin Kruse wrote:
okay, lets take it a step further it is geeky so be warned. You could
read your temps value from ioreg, and
okay, lets take it a step further it is geeky so be warned. You could
read your temps value from ioreg, and pipe its contents out too say,
espeak through grep...
best
sandi
On 4/25/13, Sandi Jazmin Kruse wrote:
> Hi. I am pretty sure that will not be an issue, but thank you for the
> concern
Hi. I am pretty sure that will not be an issue, but thank you for the
concern. And i should add that i dont mean that in any sarcastic way,
but the mac mini i use right now usually have its temp maxed out due
too the flightsimulator its normally being tortured with. Also C a
high temperture for a m
As it says in the article, be careful not to melt your mac by turning
down the fans when you really should have them up. You can use something
like Temperature Monitor to check how things are going:
http://www.bresink.de/osx/TemperatureMonitor.html
UI is pretty accessible and you can set it up
hi.
The last one was exactly what i was after. And whats more it works
beautifully. I have always been tired of hearing my computer, and this
is just working.
Even under load it works adoringly. So once again thanks :)
best sandi
On 4/25/13, Chris Blouch wrote:
> I haven't been following this
I haven't been following this very close but if SMC Fan Control is not
accessible, is FanControl? I've never used but maybe they got it right:
http://www.lobotomo.com/products/FanControl/
This article has a shell script and compiled binary that lets you
control fan speed manually:
http://myu
Hi,
Sorry, I appear to have been a little confused. For the SMC Fan Control app,
you can get it from the MacUpdate web-site. Just do a Google search on SMC Fan
Control. I believe that the latest version, 2.4, is good for Leopard and newer
as long as you have a Intel Mini. There is no SMC in
hi, i properly should have been more clinical in my mail. Sorry about that :)
What i need smc fan control for is too raise the fans rpm, i could do
it from the kernel extensions, but it is rather geeky, and i need the
mini too last at least till 44 days out in the future.
Tim, i can quite happily r
Hi,
To reset the SMC on an Intel based Mac:
1. Shutdown the computer.
2. Unplug the power cord.
3. Leave it unplugged for 15 to 30 seconds.
4. Plug it back in.
5. Wait about 10 seconds.
6. Press the power button to turn the machine back on.
That should do the trick.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
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