Re: [sinhala-technical] Ubuntu 6.10: Adding a Sinhala voice to the screenreader

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can you please send the url to download sinhala voice packages?

whare can I find source files?

-M.Mauran

On 12/2/06, Harshula <har...@gm...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> 1) Install libgail-gnome-module package (GNOME Accessibility
> Implementation Module for GnomeUI/BonoboUI).
>
> 2) Apply the attached ucsc_sin_sdn_diphone.patch to the UCSC Sinhala
> voice.
>
> 3) Copy the Sinhala voice into /usr/share/festival/voices/ . Make sure
> directory (755) and file (644) permissions are correct. It maybe
> worthwhile running dos2unix (sysutils package) on the *text* files, do
> NOT run it on files containing binary strings.
>
> 4) In System -> Preferences -> 'Assistive Technology Preferences' enable
> assistive technology and enable the screenreader, then press the
> 'settings' button and select the Sinhala voice.
>
> 5) Logout and Login again, no need for restart.
>
> NOTE:
> ====
>
> * No need to patch festival, libgnome-speech, gnome-orca in Ubuntu 6.10.
>
> * GNOME 2.16 appears to use gnome-orca instead of gnopernicus as the
> default screenreader.
>
> * The "coding UTF-8" directive is needed by the screenreader
> application, orca. Festival appears to work without it. For the reasons
> behind its introduction, please refer to:
> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=141516
>
> cya,
> #
>
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