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Re: Bug#586753: Activation of Speech Dispatcher under squeeze



Hynek Hanke <hanke@brailcom.org> wrote:
 
> It is not a workaround, this is how it is done. It is not recommended
> to run Speech Dispatcher system-wide. This is why I've asked if you
> have a special reason for it.
> 
> Normally, user would just start the client (Orca, speechd-el,
> spd-say) and the client would autostart Speech Dispatcher
> inside the session. This is supposed to work without any
> configuration.

I don't need it; I'm verifying the original bug report that started this
discussion.

With the current Debian package, if we set RUN=yes in
/etc/default/speech-dispatcher then it creates a socket in a reasonable place
in the file system, but the client doesn't find it. Any reasonable
administrator with Linux experience would expect this to work, but it doesn't.

The original reporter was probably trying to use Speakup, BRLTTY or Yasr (I
can't remember which support Speech-Dispatcher now) early in the boot process
and decided to run it system-wide to achieve this.


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