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Subject:    [Kde-accessibility] Re: KSpeech and Speech-related efforts
From:       Pupeno <pupeno () pupeno ! com>
Date:       2002-09-26 1:00:13
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On Wednesday 25 September 2002 20:44, JP Schnapper-Casteras wrote:
> Dear Marc, Bill, Pupeno, and kde-accessibility,
>      Does anyone know the exact status of what is or what used to be
> KSpeech?  Also, I think we need to talk to and round up all the people
> working on speech-related efforts under KDE (e.g., the person who
> connected Festival to Konqeuror).  I can go google a bunch, but anyone
> have names they'd like to suggest?
I've sent a mail to the guy that made the plug in for konqueror to use 
Festival, telling him about Proklam, and he answered me saying that he would 
be happy to use Proklam API instead of Festival when Proklam reaches 
stability. (didn't seem intresting in helping with Proklam, something that 
would be usefull to make Festival work... I'm getting an error I don't know 
how to solve from Festival's library).

> At the end of the day, we can't have applications that are individually
> speech-enabled but unaware of anything else speech-enabled and several
> KDE speech libraries.
I didn't know of any other effors to make a library for speaking in KDE but I 
have to admit that I didn't look too hard. I'll gladly join Proklam with 
whatever else is done or be helped by others. :)

Thank you.
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