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On Monday, 13 April 2020 18:01:42 CEST Michał Górny wrote: |
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> On Mon, 2020-04-13 at 16:52 +0200, Andreas Sturmlechner wrote: |
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> > Used by 7 packages. |
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> > Description: "Enable text-to-speech support" |
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> I see one package using 'tts'. |
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> There are also USE=speech uses that aren't clear whether they do match |
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> or not. If not, we should rename them to use something else. |
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All existing users of speech (outside of KDE proj) are probably fine or would |
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benefit from a better description anyway: |
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app-accessibility/brltty - 'speech support' |
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games-engines/scummvm - enable text-to-speech support through ... |
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gnustep-base/gnustep-gui - Audio support using app-accessibility/flite |
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media-sound/mumble - Enable text-to-speech support in Mumble. |
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net-im/kadu - Enables speech module |
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net-misc/eventd - Enable plugin for Text-To-Speech support |
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net-wireless/kismet - Audio support using app-accessibility/flite |
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There is some inconsistent existing use wrt 'espeak' and 'flite' - both are |
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imo fine when used to refer to the specific implementation, as in: |
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app-accessibility/speech-dispatcher |
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app-text/stardict |
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media-video/ffmpeg |
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These should switch to 'speech', imo: |
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media-sound/mangler[espeak] - Text to speech engine |
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app-i18n/translate-shell[tts] - Enable text-to-speech support |
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