Written in Python and using xsel and espeak-ng. Released under AGPLv3+.
You mark a bit of text, run the program using a custom key binding, and it will say it out loud. While it is speaking, mark another and run the thing and it will add that bit to the queue.
I use it all the time and I'm looking for users who would have some further input.
Do you use Okular at all? I have been trying to figure out a way to import engines/voices into it but I can only get basic flite voices working. I can't select any voices at all. I've been looking for a tut but nothing seems to be available. Thanks for your contribution btw. This is super helpful!
I wrote a dumb little script called clipboard-speaker published on https://codeberg.org/yuvallangerontheroad/clipboard-speaker/.
Written in Python and using xsel and espeak-ng. Released under AGPLv3+.
You mark a bit of text, run the program using a custom key binding, and it will say it out loud. While it is speaking, mark another and run the thing and it will add that bit to the queue.
I use it all the time and I'm looking for users who would have some further input.
Do you use Okular at all? I have been trying to figure out a way to import engines/voices into it but I can only get basic flite voices working. I can't select any voices at all. I've been looking for a tut but nothing seems to be available. Thanks for your contribution btw. This is super helpful!