>
> NL> How to cleanly shut down speech-dispatcher (experimental) when I
> NL> log out?
>
> I believe that simply killing it (sending the TERM signal) is OK.
Hrm, I'll have to figure out how to trigger a kill command upon
logout. I'm not sure how to do this at the moment, but I'll figure it
>>
>> spd-say "testing"
>> it will sound like "test" instead of "testing".
>
> Confirmed. I can see in speech-dispatcher's flite module a function
> called flite_strip_silence which is doing what looks like black magic to
> me. The bug most probably lies there.
Keep in mind also that there is p
OK sorry for brainfarting so much but I'm just jotting down notes on
the differences between the speech-dispatcher in Squeeze and the
speech-dispatcher in experimental.
I figured out who spd-say didn't work with my experimental setup.
spd-say doesn't set a volume, so it used the default. My defau
OK I figured out that Mumble was perhaps overriding the volume
settings. There's a slider in Mumble that lets me adjust the
test-to-speech audio volume. So that is no longer an issue.
Still, I miss having the ability to type "spd-say" and having it work.
It seems that a special speech-dispatche
STEP 1: See which speech-dispatcher packages currently installed.
cecil:~# dpkg --get-selections | grep -i speech
libgnome-speech7 install
libspeechd2 install
speech-dispatcher install
STEP 2: Remove libspeechd2 and speech-dispatcher including all configuration
files.
STEP 3:
>
> This looks the same as bug #573897
> (http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=573897). I tried to
> handle it with the reporter but I couldn't reproduce the bug and I
> haven't received more needed information. So could you please help us?
>
> First, would you try it with speech-disp
Package: speech-dispatcher
Version: 0.7-6
Severity: important
This is a problem on Debian Squeeze but has also been a problem on Debian
Lenny.
The problem is that when I have speech-dispatcher configured using the
espeak module, it will stop responding sometimes and go into an infinite
loop. "to
Package: libflite1
Version: 1.4-release-2
Severity: important
I just received the update of speech-dispatcher 0.7-6 in Debian Squeeze.
Yay, flite module now works!
However, there is a nasty issue when using flite in speech-dispatcher.
The last second of so of text-to-speech gets chopped off, and I
Thanks for looking into bug 603897. Will the fix be rolled into Squeeze
release (final) or should I take the time to roll my own package? If the
fix won't be in Squeeze, I'll roll my own now, otherwise I will wait.
By the way I solved my problem by completely nuking anything
NetworkManager-related from my system via package management (-purge or
"remove with configuration files").
However, think about the thousands of users that will be installing Debian.
They might not know how to fix this (unless they're a
Package: flite
Version: 1.4-release-2
Severity: important
On Squeeze Beta 1, I can't get flite module to work in speech-dispatcher.
espeak works fine however.
The contents of my /etc/speech-dispatcher/speechd.conf file:
CommunicationMethod "unix_socket"
SocketName "default"
LogLevel 3
LogDir
Package: pidgin
Version: 2.7.3-1+squeeze1
Severity: normal
I'm having this problem as well. Let me give you some details.
To reproduce:
1. Install Debian Squeeze Beta 1. Configure the system with a static IP address
(that part is important).
2. Boot into new system, apply all updates and fixes
>
>
> The issue is that you're not using Network Manager but appear to have
> it running, or something like that. Most people on the GNOME desktop
> (where Empathy is the default IM client) use Network Manager so using
> it by default is the most sensible option.
>
>
OK now you've confused me a lit
gconftool-2 --set --type=boolean /apps/empathy/use_conn false
That certainly fixed it. Thanks!
I hope the underlying issue gets resolved for the benefit of Debian n00bsies
around the world.
I just switched to Pidgin. Wiped clean all Empathy-related dotfiles from my
home directory. Installed Pidgin. Configured my gmail account for Pidgin.
Looks like this:
http://daffy.nerius.com/temp/pidgin-configure.jpg
It worked well. Quit Pidgin. Restarted it. I get this indefinitely:
http:
Package: gcalctool
Version: 5.30.2-1
Severity: normal
Just wanted to confirm that useful radio buttons for "Bin", "Oct", "Dec",
and "Hex" are missing from gcalctool in Debian Squeeze (gcalctool 5.30.2-1).
Here is a screenshot of gcalctool in scientific mode on Debian Lenny (works):
http://daffy.n
Package: empathy
Version: 2.30.3-1
Severity: important
Hi. Here is the scenario in short:
I start Empathy for the first time on a fresh Debian Squeeze Beta 1 install
on x86_64. I enter a gmail account with password. (screenshot:
http://daffy.nerius.com/temp/empathy-start.jpg )
After hitting f
I too have been getting this issue for a long time now, and I really
think it ought to be fixed in Lenny (I'm using Lenny on several
computers).
When I ssh to other machines and open emacs in terminal mode there,
the issue is present.
See here: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=50272
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