Well, I have one of those real small computers, about the size of a thick 
book for this project, it will end up in the repeater cabinet and I'll never 
even look at it once it's setup and going other than to restart it when 
needed, so I really don't need to get fancy with it. I'll set it up and that 
will be the end hopefully. If I can get the irlp software in the startup 
list if there is one, so it comes up when I boot the computer, I'll probably 
only have to straighten out problems every so often and never have to 
actually work with it.
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From: "Chris Schulte" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2009 9:16 AM
Subject: Re: irlp.net


> Well, I know there is speech available for linux that works quite well if
> you can find a speech synthesizer, and there are some software synth 
> options
> as well, but they're way behind jaws, or window-eyes when it comes to
> flexibility.
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