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From: Tommy Moore <stp@odysseus.yi.org>
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Subject: Re: Announcing ZipSpeak:  A Talking Mini-Distribution of Linux
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Ok, that wasn't my question.

Which version should we start working on now to make a full  talking
version?

Should we take a crack at debian, debian, redhat, slackware?

I can install all of these distros, but which one would be the best to
make it talk right out of the box?