[NFBCS] Linux users

[Mike Gorse]

Espeak is a speech synthesizer that is often used with 
orca/speech-dispatcher by default. If you have orca installed, then you 
probably also have espeak (or espeak-ng; the latter is a fork that was 
made because the original espeak maintainer appears to have stopped 
developing it).

On Mon, 5 Aug 2019, Bryan Duarte via NFBCS wrote:

> Jack this is great and exactly what I was/am trying to say... HaAhHa I apologize for starting such a controversial topic here. I know my questions have been vague and I did not give much background but you all have given great feedback and I appreciate it.
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> I do not use Windows nor do I have any intension of going back to Windows. I use Mac osX with Voiceover because in my opinion there is no OS screen reader combination better than Unix with Voiceover. I have full access to the desktop an all its applications as well as a terminal where I use bash. My only purpose for wanting to run a full GUI desktop of Ubuntu is because I do write software that is built for the Linux kernel from time to time. I guess the other reason is just to become proficient in the 3 most widely used OS's. I use a headless version of Linux every day through SSH because I have a few AWS instances running Red Hat. I also develop a lot of technology using the Rasp PI and everything I do on that is through SSH and Linux.
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> Again thank you for all your information and explaining about espeak and speak up. I do not think I have them installed unless they are a part of the OS but I will search for them and give that a try.