Hi,
I want to convert from text to speech. Does anyone know of any free apps in
ubuntu that can do this?
Im planning on converting a book from text to speech so i can listen on my
DAP.
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Javad
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Not really. It was litigated in a district of Texas that's known for
patent trolling. It'll come to naught, especially as it's a small
Canadian company suing a large US corporation in the US.
:)
2009/8/12 Harry Rickards :
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Subject: [Sussex] Judge bans Microsoft Word sales
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:10:36 +0100
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On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, Paul Webster wrote:
> What's going on? Where did the name Shiretoko come from anyway?
"Shiretoko"is the code name for developer-only releases of what was
eventually shipped as Firefox-3.5 by Mozilla/Mozilla Corp.
"Karmic Koala" is the code name for developer-only releases
Sorry, posted my last e-mail, before I got these two e-mails through.
Thanks for the explanation.
John.
David Jones wrote:
> Paul Webster wrote:
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>> Somehow, an update some time ago installed Shiretoko as a beta version
>> of Firefox 3.5. Meanwhile the old version of Firefox remains and als
That is odd that you mention that. I had problems initially with the
Shiretoko version, and it wouldn't install addons and I couldnt get
other bits of it to work, since it got the final update, the addons now
work, but its still called Shiretoko 3.5.2. I quite like the idea of
being able to ope
Paul Webster wrote:
> Somehow, an update some time ago installed Shiretoko as a beta version
> of Firefox 3.5. Meanwhile the old version of Firefox remains and also
> gets updated from time to time. What's going on? Where did the name
> Shiretoko come from anyway?
>
> Paul
>
Shiretoko was th
Here's a rundown of how firefox naming works in the ubuntu repos:
The current stable version that is in the ubuntu repositries is called
firefox
The later versions (currently 3.5 and 3.6) are given code names (such as
Shiretoko) so as not to be confused with the current default version of
firefox.
2009/8/12 Paul Webster :
> Somehow, an update some time ago installed Shiretoko as a beta version of
> Firefox 3.5. Meanwhile the old version of Firefox remains and also gets
> updated from time to time. What's going on? Where did the name Shiretoko
> come from anyway?
>
http://www.asoftsite.org/s
Somehow, an update some time ago installed Shiretoko as a beta version of
Firefox 3.5. Meanwhile the old version of Firefox remains and also gets
updated from time to time. What's going on? Where did the name Shiretoko
come from anyway?
Paul
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On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, David Stansby wrote:
> If you have the 3.0 update then I've found this post
The iPhone 3.0 versions added a compressed version of the iTunesDB for
faster syncing, named iTunesCDB. It is a direct analogue of the traditional
uncompressed iTunesDB and it's possible to go full ci
Certainly none 'are required' but it's not possible to mount an iPod touch
filesystem without hacking into the iPhone OS firmware, which has dubious
legality. If you have the 3.0 update then I've found this post which isn't
to hopeful: http://ow.ly/jMmQ
2009/8/11 Paul Sladen
> On Tue, 11 Aug 200
Paul Sladen wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Aug 2009, Ronnie Tucker wrote:
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>> Does Ubuntu 9.04 support the iTouch (first gen)?
>>
>
>
> http://matt.colyer.name/projects/iphone-linux/?title=Main_Page#Ubuntu_Intrepid.2FJaunty
>
> I'm sorry it's not more integrated, but my first generation iPhone s
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