Re: [orca-list] Knoppix and Mate desktop

[Majid Hussain <mhussaincov93 gmail com>]

the reason you are having overheating issues would be due to the acpi settings,
i myself have a toshiba lap-top, this means i can't run virtual
machines currently because of this
and the placement of where my machine is currently.
if you are able to use the old cpufreq driver, where you can use say
the cpufreq applet to change the ghz that your machine runns at you
will iliminate this issue,
trye this if you will,
install mate-desktop via debian,
log in to your new system, go to your mate panel, and press control plus f10
down arrow to go to add to panel.
a box will be displayed with a list of applets,
choose cpufreq skaleing
click add
you will be able to change your cpu frequency via thatta way.
Majid

On 10/10/2019, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel via orca-list <orca-list gnome org> wrote:
> Sure.
> Debian is professional distribution. But I do not know, how to setup The
> system so it will not produce so much heat on my Toshiba Laptop L650 series.
>
> Only Ubuntu and Knoppix contain some setting which denie The system to
> produce so much heat. More than 56 degress Celsius. So fan blow at The speed
>
> number 2.
> Knoppix contain some special process related to Acpi, which run at The
> background.
> But even Debian firmware image do not solve my little issue with heat. And I
>
> have other big problem with Debian.
> Installer do not support EFI systems as it should.
> First of all, installer do not allow users to manually specify The device
> name is target machine is UEFI based system. As A result, I have finished
> with non functioning installation when I have installed on external USB
> harddisk.
> When I have installed on MBR based system, installer allow user to manually
>
> specify device for adding GRUB so boot sequence work.
> But I have other problem. Pulseaudio, Speech-dispatcher and Espeakeng
> Speech-dispatcher driver.
> Really, produces background sounds when I have set speech speed to 100.
> Sure. Users who love or speak English can use Mbrola, Festival or Pico TTS
> or Cicero and there is not such problem.
> But for Czech language, there are three various synthesizers.
> Espeak, Mbrola two very small databases for male and female Czech voices and
>
> Festival voice, which sound as a robot.
> Mbrola can produce excellent quality voices, but sample database must be big
>
> and must be recorded at The studio. There are some German voices for Mbrola
>
> which sounds excellently.
> Mbrola do not produce noise sounds egven with Pulseaudio. But making new
> Speech-dispatcher driver for Espeak is not very easy. C language experiences
>
> are required to make it better.
>
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kind regards,
Majid Hussain