[orca-list] Espeak and pulseaudio problem have been solved

["Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <ernesta tiscali cz>]

Dear members of this list,
    I have receivedvery strange but postive system update. It could not 
be applied by typing
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
Because apt-get distupgrade did not return newpackages.  But update 
manager displaied message, that system must berebooted. And after this, 
Espeak have started to speak fluently.
Please, would somebody of us confirm, that somebody of The core 
developers of Ubuntu 15.04 have made AN update which have fixed this issue?
I do not have to use
tsched=0
setting inside /etc/pulse/default.pa
This setting solved this issue, but unfortunately, Skype could not use 
sound hardware, and Espeak speech-dispatcher module have randomly crashed.
Nex issue of this setting was, that if MP4 movie have been plaiing by 
VLC media player, sound have stop to play if Espeak pronounces some 
text. So this setting did not solve this issue 100 % and have produced 
shadow effects.
If MR Yelavich or other core developers have make AN repair, would 
somebody of them tell Meor The members of this list,which module would 
had to berepaired? UDEV, Pulseaudio?
Or nothink was repaired and it is only The effect of random that I Am 
not occurring Espeak issues?
By The way, Ubuntu Mate is extremely responsive and stable. I recommend 
all users of modern notebooks to use it. Aspecially because of build in 
support of ACPI related drivers for build in ATI chips.
And fan is very often only active at its lovest speed per minute. For 
now, i plan to use Ubuntu Mate like my primary OS for professional use. 
But I must use Windows inside virtual box to edit MP4 movies, because 
for now, there is no equivalent tool to Windows VIrtual dub.
And because it is not possible to use screen reader for Windows with 
Wine, I must use this solution.
Because some GTK based movie editors do not allow users to play MP4 
movies. Or all parts of its GUI are not accessible.
But I believe, that some C++ developers will create something like 
virtualdub for Linux. But I must patiently wait and I must intensively 
dream about this app.