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Re: Wireless options for LInux

I use rsynth and am quite happy with it's output when I use it with the
phnome dictionary.
Some people hate how it sounds, I think it is great considering it's cost
and that it doesn't require any special expensive hardware.
I have been trying to use the ears package for linux, but I havent been able
to compile it yet, I'm still cleaning up the code to make it compile with
current libs instead of old out-dated ones.

-----Original Message-----
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To:  <>
Date: Monday, May 04, 1998 11:19 AM
Subject: Wireless options for LInux

>
>I have a wearable that I am currently using Windows 98.  I am very
>interested in converting it to Linux on a part time basis at least.  I have
>An IBM wireless LAN entry PCMCIA adapter that I am using with it.  I
>understand that Linux drivers are not available for this adapter.  Can
>anyone suggest another wireless system that has Linux drivers?
>
>
>
>Are any of the Linux users actively using voice control and continuous
>speech?  if you are, please give me some insight on how you like the
>packages you are using.
>
>
>Thank you
>
>
>

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