Re: [orca-list] speakup on redhat.

[Janina Sajka <janina rednote net>]

No, not on rhel. Use Fedora. All you need is the kmod-staging rpm from
rpmfusion and a TTS for Speakup, such as Espeak.

We should shortly have espeakup rpms available by the newly revitalized
http://SpeakupModified.org.

Janina

derek riemer writes:
> Hey guys,
> I have a friend who was managing a server. I asked him if he uses speakup
> when his ssh breaks, and he hadn't heard of it and sounded interested.
> Anyone know if it is easy to install on redhat?
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