Re: another idea for speech.

[Travis Siegel <tsiegel@softcon.com>]

> I am getting weary of posts like this.  Linux access 
> comes in many different forms.  A console screen reader is only 
> one of them.  Travis, whether or not you 'give a fiddle'
> about X Windows access is of concern to noone.
> On this list, discussions will continue on several different topics.
> Getting access to consoles, X Windows, ttys, are all legitimate 
> topics.

I have no problem with folks using x, neither do I think that console
access only is the answer.  Don't start jumping on me for asking a
legitimate question.  As of yet, there is nothing (I repeat) nothing for
just plain shell/console users of linux to give us speech access.  That is
what I wanted, and that is what my question was.  Now if you think that's
boring, that's fine, but I (and several others I know) would welcome such
a thing.  Emacspeak is for x-windows, what is there for normal shell
users? The answer is nothing.  Now by your own words, let's keep as many
discussions going as possible.  Well, this is one of those discussions.
Now, as I asked before, does anyone have any ideas on how this could be
done?


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