[BRLTTY] brltty without braille
Aldo
blinuxman at tuxfamily.org
Thu Jul 28 06:58:16 EDT 2005
Hello,
as followup to the message around brltty without braille (for speech
only), I asked it to Roger Butenuth since I know that this is possible
with BRASS;
I hope some elements of his answer may help / bring developers up to new
ideas.....:
----- Forwarded message from Roger Butenuth <butenuth|online.de> -----
From: Roger Butenuth <butenuth at online.de>
Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 21:15:21 +0200 (CEST)
Hi,
> How does the thing works then to pilote the speech synth? (Escape codes
> or so?)
I don't have a Zaurus, so I can nothing say for sure. BRASS has the
following dependencies:
- Devices for screen access (/dev/console, /dev/vcsa0)
- (Optional): Kernel patch to decouple "normal" programs from the
keyboard. You don't need this in case you control the cursor
movements with keys on the braille display, but you need it
for speech only usage
- Some way for speech or braille output. I suppose you want to have
speech. In case the Zaurus has a serial interface, the interface
for hardware synths should work. The software synths will only work
when you have the necessary binaries for the Zaurus.
Regards
Roger
---End of fwd---
Aldo.
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