Re: Fedora and Gnopernicus

[David Bolter <david bolter utoronto ca>]

It could be that fedora shipped with an old version of gnopernicus 
(0.7.0 according to http://fedora.redhat.com/projects/package-list/).  I 
expect you'll get a more helpful response from the gnopernicus gurus 
tomorrow ;-)

cheers,

David
Saqib Shaikh wrote:
> I didn't, and then when I first loaded gnopernicus it asked whether I wanted
> to turn on acccessibility support - and of course I said yes.
>
> Saqib
>  
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Bolter [mailto:david bolter utoronto ca] 
> Sent: 19 November 2003 00:46
> To: Saqib Shaikh
> Subject: Re: Fedora and Gnopernicus
>
> Saqib,
>
> Did you set the "Enable assistive technologies" checkbox in
> gnome-at-properties?  (I realize you probably did - since I believe
> gnopernicus would put up an info dialog if you didn't.)
>
> cheers,
>
> David
> Saqib Shaikh wrote:
>
> > Hi All
> >
> > Over the weekend I installed Fedora Core 1.  I selected the "Gnome
>
> Desktop"
>
> > option during installation.  To my surprise, after installation 
> > neither Gnome-Speech nor Gnopernicus were installed, which are 
> > supposed to be part of the standard Gnome desktop now.  Anyway, I 
> > installed these and also the Festival TTS engine from the CDs - I 
> > installed the folowing packages in this
> > order:
> > Gnome-speech-devel
> > Gnome-speech
> > Gnopernicus
> > Festival-devel
> > Festival
> >
> > I tested Festival and it talked fine.  I then tried loading 
> > Gnopernicus and got the main window.  However, no speech.  I tried 
> > clicking preferences, in case I could change the synthesiser - but all 
> > the buttons in the preferences dialogue box were grayed out.
> >
> > Can anyone help me get Gnopernicus to talk?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Saqib
> >
> >
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