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Re: Konqueror Gets Text-to-Speech Synthesis
by Milan Svoboda on Monday 16/Jul/2001, @07:51

Little OT:
is possible to run some program
instead of playing sound ?
I mean these sounds which is configurable
in the kcontrolcentrum (?) (maximize,
minimalize, moving windows, starting
some programs, etc...)

I have text speech synthetizer (it's named
'say') and i want associated him to telling
what is happennig. eg: if app crash i want it
telling me 'it's death'.

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Re: Konqueror Gets Text-to-Speech Synthesis
by ik on Monday 16/Jul/2001, @09:08

it would be cool if we could use the dcop signals/slots mechanism for that. one problem: the dcop 'interface' does not show the signals a program could emit. I think dcop would be more usefull if those signals were listed...
then someone could come up with a 'waitforsignal' program you could use in shell scripts ... (other ideas: cat/cp/ls.. using KIO)

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