dectalk and gnopernicus?

dectalk and gnopernicus?

[seth creature]

Hi all:
I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The 
first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after 
getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and 
checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps 
x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the 
correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the 
say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console, 
and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with 
gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according 
to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with 
gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be 
appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is 
tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
Cheereo!

Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Gregory Nowak]

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I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
as well if replying off list. Thanks.

Greg


On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> Hi all:
> I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The 
> first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after 
> getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and 
> checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps 
> x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the 
> correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the 
> say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console, 
> and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with 
> gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according 
> to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with 
> gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be 
> appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is 
> tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> Cheereo!
> 
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Arthur Pirika]

Hi there, add me to the crowd... I've just installed gnome on my gentoo
system, with gnopernicus automatically installed.
So, after setting up gnome as my default, how do I tell gnopernicus which
speech driver to use, etc etc... I'm not sure where to begin, smile.

Thanks,
Arthur.


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Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 12:59 PM
Subject: Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?


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> I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
> question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
> with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
> level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
> type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
> speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
> that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
> my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
> reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
> cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
> 9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
> original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
> the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
> as well if replying off list. Thanks.
>
> Greg
>
>
> On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
>> Hi all:
>> I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The
>> first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and
>> after
>> getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
>> checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps
>> x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
>> correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the
>> say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console,
>> and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with
>> gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according
>> to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
>> gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be
>> appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is
>> tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
>> Cheereo!
>>
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[David Bruzos]

Hi there:
I also use Gentoo and I have Gnome and Gnopernicus installed.  Now, I use to have it working well, but sometime in the last 
few days it has stopped working and I can not figure out why.  The way I use to start it was, I would startx and then press 
alt-f2 and type "gnopernicus -s".  The -s tells gnopernicus to start with speech.  I only have festival installed, so it 
would come up talking.  Now, when I run gnopernicus it comes up, but does not speak, it uses all of my CPU time as if there 
is some serious problems.  My girlfriend said that the speech check box in the gnopernicus preferences is grayed out, but 
it does not generate any errors or seem to have any configuration problem.  I don't know what to do...  I think that 
problem might be something with the gnome-speech package, I say this because festival works just fine in the terminal and 
gnopernicus does not seem to have any problems with the rest of its functions.
If anyone finds out what is up, please let me know!!

David B.




On Mon, May 16, 2005 at 09:04:59PM +1200, Arthur Pirika wrote:
> Hi there, add me to the crowd... I've just installed gnome on my gentoo
> system, with gnopernicus automatically installed.
> So, after setting up gnome as my default, how do I tell gnopernicus which
> speech driver to use, etc etc... I'm not sure where to begin, smile.
> 
> Thanks,
> Arthur.
> 
> 
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> From: "Gregory Nowak" <greg@romuald.net.eu.org>
> To: "Speakup is a screen review system for Linux." <speakup@braille.uwo.ca>
> Sent: Monday, May 16, 2005 12:59 PM
> Subject: Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?
> 
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> >I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
> >question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
> >with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
> >level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
> >type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
> >speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
> >that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
> >my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
> >reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
> >cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
> >9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
> >original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
> >the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
> >as well if replying off list. Thanks.
> >
> >Greg
> >
> >
> >On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> >>Hi all:
> >>I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The
> >>first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and
> >>after
> >>getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
> >>checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps
> >>x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
> >>correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the
> >>say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console,
> >>and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with
> >>gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according
> >>to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
> >>gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be
> >>appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is
> >>tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> >>Cheereo!
> >>
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Kenny Hitt]

Hi.

Did gnome-speech build the DECtalk server?  Since DECtalk is commercial
software, you have to build Gnome-speech locally after you install
DECtalk before you can use it with Gnopernicus.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny
	  
On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> Hi all:
> I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The 
> first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after 
> getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and 
> checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps 
> x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the 
> correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the 
> say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console, 
> and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with 
> gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according 
> to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with 
> gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be 
> appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is 
> tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> Cheereo!
> 
> 
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Kenny Hitt]

Hi.

Since you can get test-speech to work, your problems are something else.
I don't know what your problem might be from your info. (and I might not
know even with more info), but post some log files and we can try to
figure it out.

Subscribe to the gnome-accessibility list and post your .xsession-errors
file.

I know Kirk is usually cool about off topic posts, but we should
probably move what might become a lond thread to the correct list.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny
	  
On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 07:59:59PM -0500, Gregory Nowak wrote:
> I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
> question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
> with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
> level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
> type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
> speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
> that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
> my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
> reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
> cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
> 9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
> original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
> the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
> as well if replying off list. Thanks.
> 
> Greg
> 
> 
> On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> > Hi all:
> > I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The 
> > first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after 
> > getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and 
> > checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps 
> > x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the 
> > correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the 
> > say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console, 
> > and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with 
> > gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according 
> > to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with 
> > gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be 
> > appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is 
> > tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> > Cheereo!
> > 
> > 
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[seth creature]

Does that hold true if I am using slackware?  Do I just reinstall the 
gnomespeech package then?  I'll try that... Thanks much!
Cheereo!


On Tue, 24 May 2005, Kenny Hitt wrote:

> Hi.
>
> Did gnome-speech build the DECtalk server?  Since DECtalk is commercial
> software, you have to build Gnome-speech locally after you install
> DECtalk before you can use it with Gnopernicus.
>
> Hope this helps.
>          Kenny
>
> On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
>> Hi all:
>> I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The
>> first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after
>> getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
>> checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps
>> x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
>> correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the
>> say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console,
>> and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with
>> gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according
>> to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
>> gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be
>> appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is
>> tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
>> Cheereo!
>>
>>
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Kenny Hitt]

Won't work.  When I say "build", I mean get the source and compile.

          Kenny
	  
On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 08:45:25AM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> Does that hold true if I am using slackware?  Do I just reinstall the 
> gnomespeech package then?  I'll try that... Thanks much!
> Cheereo!
> 
> 
> On Tue, 24 May 2005, Kenny Hitt wrote:
> 
> >Hi.
> >
> >Did gnome-speech build the DECtalk server?  Since DECtalk is commercial
> >software, you have to build Gnome-speech locally after you install
> >DECtalk before you can use it with Gnopernicus.
> >
> >Hope this helps.
> >         Kenny
> >
> >On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
> >>Hi all:
> >>I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The
> >>first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after
> >>getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
> >>checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps
> >>x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
> >>correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the
> >>say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console,
> >>and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with
> >>gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according
> >>to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
> >>gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be
> >>appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is
> >>tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
> >>Cheereo!
> >>
> >>
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[seth creature]

Well, thanks much, looks like I got me some homework... thanks much, at 
least now I have a place to start, and jiggers! it makes sense!
Cheereo!


On Wed, 25 May 2005, Kenny Hitt wrote:

> Won't work.  When I say "build", I mean get the source and compile.
>
>          Kenny
>
> On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 08:45:25AM -0700, seth creature wrote:
>> Does that hold true if I am using slackware?  Do I just reinstall the
>> gnomespeech package then?  I'll try that... Thanks much!
>> Cheereo!
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 24 May 2005, Kenny Hitt wrote:
>>
>>> Hi.
>>>
>>> Did gnome-speech build the DECtalk server?  Since DECtalk is commercial
>>> software, you have to build Gnome-speech locally after you install
>>> DECtalk before you can use it with Gnopernicus.
>>>
>>> Hope this helps.
>>>         Kenny
>>>
>>> On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
>>>> Hi all:
>>>> I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.  The
>>>> first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and after
>>>> getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
>>>> checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to ps
>>>> x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
>>>> correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got the
>>>> say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the console,
>>>> and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run with
>>>> gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console according
>>>> to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
>>>> gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would be
>>>> appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here is
>>>> tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
>>>> Cheereo!
>>>>
>>>>
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[BlindTech]

hey kenny, would you know why i can't get on that list? i subbed to it,
confirmed the sub and then nothing....... any info? cause i am also having a
horrible time getting gnome started and i did what you said and installed
gdm.
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Subject: Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?


| Hi.
|
| Since you can get test-speech to work, your problems are something else.
| I don't know what your problem might be from your info. (and I might not
| know even with more info), but post some log files and we can try to
| figure it out.
|
| Subscribe to the gnome-accessibility list and post your .xsession-errors
| file.
|
| I know Kirk is usually cool about off topic posts, but we should
| probably move what might become a lond thread to the correct list.
|
| Hope this helps.
|           Kenny
|
| On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 07:59:59PM -0500, Gregory Nowak wrote:
| > I too would actually be interested in any answers you get to your
| > question. I'm also running slackware 10.1, and test-speech works fine
| > with festival for me, but gnopernicus seems not to. When I am in run
| > level 4, gdm beeps for me to login, and I do so. I then do alt+f2, and
| > type in /usr/bin/gnopernicus, and hit enter, but get no
| > speech. According to sighted help, gnome-control-panel is saying
| > that a bunch of things are being terminated. I've also had a look at
| > my $HOME/.xsession-errors, but can't make sense out of what that
| > reports, other then it doesn't show anything obvious to me that would
| > cause a problem. I had gnopernicus running just fine under slackware
| > 9.1 on this system. So, if anybody does respond with answers to the
| > original post in this thread, and is willing to help figure out where
| > the problem is, I would really appreciate it if you could please cc me
| > as well if replying off list. Thanks.
| >
| > Greg
| >
| >
| > On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 05:37:37PM -0700, seth creature wrote:
| > > Hi all:
| > > I have a couple of questions about DECtalk software and gnopernicus.
The
| > > first, is that while in X I do the alt-f2 then type gnopernicus, and
after
| > > getting no responce that I can detect, I jumped back to a console and
| > > checked to see of in fact gnopernicus is even running, and acording to
ps
| > > x it is.  I have installed the dectalk software, but maybe not in the
| > > correct directory, one was never specified as far as I know.  I got
the
| > > say command to work with both quoted text and a text file in the
console,
| > > and wonder what I might need also to do to get this critter to run
with
| > > gnopernicus.  Also Festival seems to be happy in a text console
according
| > > to the instructions for testing,  but I can't get that to work with
| > > gnopernicus either.  I am still using slackware 10.1.  Any help would
be
| > > appreciated, probably best off list, as I am sure that everyone here
is
| > > tired of hearing about gnopernicus... Thanks much.
| > > Cheereo!
| > >
| > >
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Re: dectalk and gnopernicus?

[Kenny Hitt]

Hi.

There isn't much traffic on the gnome-accessibility list.  If you were
confirmed, you probably subscribed after the 3 messages from this week
were sent.

Hope this helps.
          Kenny
	  
On Fri, May 27, 2005 at 06:06:14AM -0700, BlindTech wrote:
> hey kenny, would you know why i can't get on that list? i subbed to it,
> confirmed the sub and then nothing....... any info? cause i am also having a
> horrible time getting gnome started and i did what you said and installed
> gdm.
> Blind Tech
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