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> >> Has anyone tried running Speakup on the Mac?  Will it work?  I want
> >> to try using it with the terminal we have, but not sure if it can be
> >> done.  Anyone tried it?  Will it work with Mac voices, or will I have
> >> to get a differnt synthesizer or what? :)
> >>
> >> Jane
> >>

If you are prepared to dual-boot, you could put Yellow Dog Linux on
your Mac. In theory (at least) it should be possible to build that
kernel with Speakup.

Bob.