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Re: Re (2): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-21T08:52:57Z

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No, it doesn't.
X does not. KDE does not. CUPS does not. Apache does not. Java does not.
And the linux kernel does not, too.
There is a *long* list of core linux stuff which has absolutely nothing to
do with GNU, but which is essentiell for a linux system
And I have it from reliable sources that it will be ready in just another

Re: How do I produce phonic letter sounds with espeak?

2009-11-21T06:42:42Z

<snip>
now, you and i are on the same page and i just wanna observe: if
eSpeak is not complex/sophisticated/complete enough to include all the
various phonic sounds you need in the educational software you are
developing, then as far as i can see the potential answer(s) to your
original question ("How do I get eSpeak to produce the phonic sounds

Re (3): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-21T05:40:03Z

The fact that it's not yet well documented 'HOW2flyLikeaBird'
doesn't stop zillion of us 'would like to'.
Following Henning Bekel's route with slight modifications
got me the best results so far:--
The strings returned by 'read' aren't good for inputrc
Yes, I want X > bash, so it's good.
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Re: Re (2): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-21T03:08:46Z

On Friday 20 November 2009 17:45 in comp.os.linux.misc, somebody
identifying as Lew Pitcher wrote...
Work on UNIX started in 1969, and it was officially released in 1970.
That's 39 years ago. GNU/Linux is still a UNIX-family operating
system, as are the various *BSDs, Apple's OS-X (which is based upon

Re: tool to extract media from binary blobs?

2009-11-21T02:08:02Z

Sounds and images tend to not to be embedded on Linux based systems, so
are stored as separate files. These are easily identifiable using the 'file'
command.
If there is stuff embedded in a container, hopefully there are tools to
unpack it, (as there are tools to pack it), but I haven't looked at

Re: How do I produce phonic letter sounds with espeak?

2009-11-21T01:08:07Z

Right so maybe we need different some additional digraphs and trigraphs
for variant phonic sounds.
I would expect 'espeak sled' to pronounce the word sled as it would be
pronounced in the current locale.
Here in the West Midlands (England), the eh in sled is the normal phonic
for the letter e, whereas the 'ee' in 'see' is the long sound that names

Re: SQLite database browser...

2009-11-21T01:08:07Z

If you do find one, please post your findings here. I am looking for one
here also.
I am amazed at how many console tools seem to be 'missing' at this time.
Mark.

Re: SQLite database browser...

2009-11-20T23:11:18Z

Ah. Missed that.

Re: Re (2): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-20T21:44:01Z

And?
Modern operating systems use guis and bit-mapped displays. Modern
hardware.
Many installations? Of what kind?
GNU is and was totally hobbyist stuff.
LewPitc...@LewPitcher.ca

Re: How do I produce phonic letter sounds with espeak?

2009-11-20T20:58:23Z

but, the "normal phonics" include several different sounds for each of
those letters...only the sound of their name remains constant..
for example, 'e' is always named 'ee' (according to you) but the 'e'
in 'see' doesn't sound at all like the 'e' in 'sled'..
and, 'ice' in Detroit doesn't sound like 'ice' in Memphis..

Re: How do I produce phonic letter sounds with espeak?

2009-11-20T18:08:02Z

I would use a, b, c, d, e as normal phonics and ay bee see dee ee as the
letter names.

Mark.

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Re: Re (2): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-20T17:53:55Z

On November 20, 2009 12:28, in alt.os.linux.debian, Chris F.A. Johnson
Yah. I'm a /much/ nicer guy than that jerk. :-) Fortunately, RM is easy to
filter out of the newsgroups.
RM has taken to posting from email addresses in the lewpitcher.ca domain, a
domain he bought (along with lewpitcher.com) in order to extort the

Re: Re (2): HOW2 macro-keys

2009-11-20T17:28:38Z

I didn't think that could really be you, and I had intended to say
that.
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