[aklug] Re: Speech-dispatcher

My Fedora box has that as well, I'd never noticed.

I am kind of curious as to why? I had run across that at that sometime
in the past when I was looking at speech recognition, but that tool was
part of speech synthesis.

The reason I'm trying to figure out why we have is is that I thought it
required a speech synthesizer (hardware) to work and I haven't
physically seen one of those since the '80s. Not a common piece of
hardware as far as I know. Then again, Linux boxes seem to be set up to
talk to a lot of devices I'd either never heard of or saw no way I'd
ever have MY hands on.

Maybe there's some way of doing a virtual synthesizer with common sound
systems?

On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 18:59 +0000, damien@linuxninjas.tv wrote:
> I have no idea what this is. I just did an update to ubuntu 9.10 & the last thing on the screen says "setting up python-speechd".
>
> Is this "speech" as in talking? If it is that's kinda cool.
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