this project seems quite active
http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
and has packages for Ubuntu 10.04 in a ppa
I have not tried it yet, but it would be interesting to see how well it
works for people.
Alan.
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On 30 June 2010 16:43, silner wrote:
> On Tue, 29 Jun 2010 22:31:32 +0100, Roy Jamison wrote:
>
>> I have found Dragon NS to be quite surprisingly accurate after 10-15
>> minutes of training, so I don't think the perfect model is too far away,
>> at least for closed-source payware.
>
> Someone tol
Hiya Dave
Have you checked the restricted drivers? You can also use lspci and repost
to let us know what wifi card you have in there.
You may also want to re-title this, as google has declared it "spam" for
me...and not many people check there spam boxes
Dan
On 28 June 2010 20:20, wrote:
> Com
> Hi,
>
> Just a quick note to say if you haven't already collared a co-worker
> and ordered a ticket for the Ubuntu in Business event then you'd
> better hurry. There's currently only 32 tickets left for the event on
> 13th July in London.
>
> See the site for more details!
>
> http://ubuntuinbusi
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On 30/06/10 12:16, Rob Beard wrote:
> Yep possibly, it's a little bit frustrating not being able to see the
> bootup messages :-)
You can see the bootup messages, if you mean what I think you mean.
When you first switch on, after the BIOS screen, you
I saw dragon ns being demonstrated at the Gadget Show Live and it worked
perfectly for the 2 pages of text I saw him dictate and his voice was
neither particularly high nor low. It's the best speech recognition I've
ever seen and it's a shame that it doesn't even work too well under wine.
Gadget30
On Tue, 29 Jun 2010 22:31:32 +0100, Roy Jamison wrote:
> I have found Dragon NS to be quite surprisingly accurate after 10-15
> minutes of training, so I don't think the perfect model is too far away,
> at least for closed-source payware.
Someone told me, a while a go I must admit, that Dragon NS
On Wed, 2010-06-16 at 16:09 +0530, raj_mo...@dell.com wrote:
> Thank you for your email. We are still waiting for the update regarding your
> proposals and will contact you once we have the update.
It seems a while since I heard from you. I just wondered if there is
any progress.
Kind regards,
Sounds like a misinformed student! I'll make sure to correct him on that
next time I see him ;) (He's not exactly the brightest potato in the
field lol)
On Wed, 2010-06-30 at 15:45 +0100, Dan Attwood wrote:
> On a lighter note, Mid-Kent College in Gillingham uses linux
> servers
>
Bill Quinn wrote:
> Al
>
> Great to see the event is nearly a sell out with 2 weeks left to go. How
> many people registered? We'll be along with some collateral to Support
> Ubuntu in Business.
>
> Bill
>
Hi Bill,
I don't think we want attendees handing out leaflets as such, it could
get messy
>
> On a lighter note, Mid-Kent College in Gillingham uses linux servers
> with Moodle on,
says who? I'm working to move them to Ubuntu but at the moment they are on
Windows. Oddly the main drive to shift them is that Mahara doesn't play
nicely on IIS and I really want rid of the Xampp set-ups I'
On Wed, 2010-06-30 at 14:12 +0100, Cornelius Mostert wrote:
> I need to setup a network (wire and WiFi) in a school but they have £0
> budget and was wondering if any of you have not used routers/switches
I have three wired hubs (or are they switches - I don't remember the
difference). I was goin
Linux is not freeware, it is FOSS, please make sure you understand the
differences here, especially if you are trying to "sell" it to others :P
On a lighter note, Mid-Kent College in Gillingham uses linux servers
with Moodle on, and moodle is packaged in the Ubuntu repositories so it
is already th
On 30/06/10 14:12, Cornelius Mostert wrote:
> Hi
> I need to setup a network (wire and WiFi) in a school but they have £0
> budget and was wondering if any of you have not used routers/switches (I
> was thinking of old ISP supplied ones, those you do not know what to do
> with once you switch to a
Hi
I need to setup a network (wire and WiFi) in a school but they have £0
budget and was wondering if any of you have not used routers/switches (I was
thinking of old ISP supplied ones, those you do not know what to do with
once you switch to a new ISP, but other will also be very welcome) and othe
Al
Great to see the event is nearly a sell out with 2 weeks left to go. How
many people registered? We'll be along with some collateral to Support
Ubuntu in Business.
Bill
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I sent the publicity out to voluntary sector networks.
Paula
On 30/06/10 11:26, Alan Pope wrote:
Hi,
Just a quick note to say if you haven't already collared a co-worker
and ordered a ticket for the Ubuntu in Business event then you'd
better hurry. There's currently only 32 tickets left for th
On 30/06/10 08:43, Neil Greenwood wrote:
> On 29 June 2010 22:59, Rob Beard wrote:
>> Thanks Al,
>>
>> I managed to get it working. I had to add the --user and then the
>> username the process was running under to stop it. Basically it now
>> starts the process as root, then changes to a differe
Hi,
Just a quick note to say if you haven't already collared a co-worker
and ordered a ticket for the Ubuntu in Business event then you'd
better hurry. There's currently only 32 tickets left for the event on
13th July in London.
See the site for more details!
http://ubuntuinbusiness.eventbrite.c
On 29 June 2010 22:59, Rob Beard wrote:
> Thanks Al,
>
> I managed to get it working. I had to add the --user and then the
> username the process was running under to stop it. Basically it now
> starts the process as root, then changes to a different user.
>
> All seems to be working now when I
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