Where is "say" ?
Tony Arnold
tony.arnold at manchester.ac.uk
Sat Jan 19 11:02:16 UTC 2008
'2+ wrote:
> i have hardy installed as a non-X CUI system
> if i try to install espeak
> will apt bring in too many thangs that will make my system
> heavy for an old machine oriented?
I don't think so. You can find out what espeak depends on by doing:
sudo aptitude show espeak | more
or something similar.
Regards,
Tony.
>>> I'm playing with wifi-radar this weekend, trying to get it to
>>> autonconfigure my wireless network on boot without having to log in to the
>>> KDE session.
>>>
>>> One of the configuration options in /etc/wifi-radar.conf is to make it
>>> "speak" the changes it makes.
>>>
>>> This relies on an executable called "say" which if memory serves me
>>> correctly is a front end to the Festival text to speech tools.
>>>
>>> How can I find out what package I need to install to have this executable
>>> installed? apt-cache search did not seem to lead me to an answer.
>> Or you could make it use the espeak command which is installed by default!
>
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