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Speakup will work with certain software synthesizers -- however the
advantage of using hardware is that you get all the messages from
bootup which you cannot do with any other operating system.  Best way
is to have some hardware to start and then configure a software
synthesizer.


on Saturday 10/01/2005 Krekan(krekan@netkosice.sk) wrote
 > Hi everyone, I have read about possibility to have talking Linux and I am interested of what equipment should I have (syntesizer) to run it. I use talking software for Windows now (wintalker) and I 'd like to start with linux.
 > I used linux from shell before but I want to have my own linux on my home system. Why do I have to have syntesizer when I have soundcard? On Windows when i use wintalker I don't have to use any syntesizer.
 > Thanx for response
 > Krekan
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