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Kyle  <speakup@linux-speakup.org> wrote:
>If you
>don't like the way eSpeak sounds, you can still get festival working,
>and Festival is capable of running some amazing free voices. There's
>also Pico, which is now supported natively in speech-dispatcher. 

I've also read good reports about OpenMary, but I haven't listened to any
samples yet. It isn't packaged for any distribution as far as I know, but
that's correctable.