Loool, so people can already test out the updater and if it breaks, since I made a super minor revision with increasing comma pauses. Ha. Funny funny
#Eyedropper now supports the new session restore feature, so it will automatically restore picked colors across reboots.
Thanks to @AdrianVovk for the excellent guide!
#GNOME #GNOMEApps #GnomeCircle
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NVSpeech Player with phoneme editor and NVDA Addon version 1.7.2
Very large release:
• Core: Initial support for Russian and Ukrainian with new phonemes and rules. Speakers of these languages are encouraged to contribute, especially once we get a version of the phoneme editor with internationalization.
• phoneme tuning: Softened sharp edges of some consonants using tools in repo.
• phoneme tuning: Improved UK English slightly to sound less Scottish in some areas.
• NVDA Driver: Adds "reset to default" option for restoring language pack defaults.
• NVDA driver: Check for updates button in settings now included.
• Phoneme Editor: Adds "refresh" option and keyboard shortcut to re-sync from the file if edited outside the editor.
• Phoneme editor: Adds shortcut for "save Language YAML" as well as Save Phonemes in the menu.
github.com/tgeczy/NVSpeechPlay…
github.com/tgeczy/NVSpeechPlay…
Very large release:
• Core: Initial support for Russian and Ukrainian with new phonemes and rules. Speakers of these languages are encouraged to contribute, especially once we get a version of the phoneme editor with internationalization.
• phoneme tuning: Softened sharp edges of some consonants using tools in repo.
• phoneme tuning: Improved UK English slightly to sound less Scottish in some areas.
• NVDA Driver: Adds "reset to default" option for restoring language pack defaults.
• NVDA driver: Check for updates button in settings now included.
• Phoneme Editor: Adds "refresh" option and keyboard shortcut to re-sync from the file if edited outside the editor.
• Phoneme editor: Adds shortcut for "save Language YAML" as well as Save Phonemes in the menu.
github.com/tgeczy/NVSpeechPlay…
github.com/tgeczy/NVSpeechPlay…
Y'all I'm exhausted, been coding all day between work and Speech Player. I just want the nice warm hot tub again. Sigh.
Well, there ya go. Streaming now definitely works in FastSM, across all of the timelines it possibly can
can you make the opptions in the settings easier to use? when i press space to check or uncheck something in globle opptions the new state isn't read so i don't know if the settings changed till i press ok
Local timeline streaming test
Streaming is so fast now that its faster than my phone. I love it! Thanks @Bri
damn, we can actually have a realtime conversation. I almost forgot what that felt like
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So, random tip that some of you will probably find useful and others will be like, meh, I've known that for ages. Still I'm putting it out there because I'm literally ecstatic after learning this information, which I really should've looked up years ago.
So if I'm on a web site that has a lot of interesting links I want to check out, I will often open them in new tabs or windows, so that I can easily close them and return to the main page when done. To open a link in a new tab/window, I used to go to the context menu and hit the appropriate option. But in later versions of Brave (which is my primary browser), keyboard focus seems to have trouble staying in the context menu. Usually I have to open it, escape out of it, and open it again. Not sure why.
It turns out you don't even need to deal with that menu though, at least not for that. Shift enter opens a link in a new window, and control shift enter opens in new tab. I'll be honest, I don't enjoy learning random keystrokes because they're easy to forget, but these are two that are definitely going to save me time, and I will use them so much that I will remember them. As a third bonus keystroke, alt enter on a link will let you download the file it points to (it's the save link as option in the context menu). So yeah, hope at least one person finds this information useful.
omg I've known this for about a decade, I'd have told you if I didn't know you knew and were looking for an easier way
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