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Hi, |
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I'm in the unfortunate position of being a potential new Gentoo |
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user who happens to also be blind. |
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I know that the default kernel for installation comes with Speakup, but |
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it doesn't come with any compiled software synthesizer, unless I'm very |
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much mistaken. |
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My next natural recourse is to try and get speech through the |
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installation via SSH. But I'm not sure whether my machine is even fully |
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detected, let alone how the SSHD startup process would be done. I'm in |
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the position of wanting to type as few commands without speech as |
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possible. (While I trust my typing ability, it's a little difficult to |
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be sure if everything will work.) |
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What I'm wondering is whether anybody might have some advice for me on |
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how to proceed? Is there a way to get software speech at installation? |
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If so, how? If not, what should be done? |
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(I would be able to SSH into the machine from a laptop with speech, if |
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SSHD would start.) |
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Thanks, |
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Zack. |
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