Yes, I've enabled telnet on my PC so at least I got that right!
I'll install the telnet package now. I did install it earlier today, but I think Kobo did an update since then. The telnet should be installed to .kobo if I understand correctly.
Yes indeed NaturallySpeaking would normally be preferable but it really needs a lot of RAM. I'm trying to think ahead for my intended usage on an Intel Compute USB stick. Incidentally with the USB stick, I will need to integrate a microphone. I haven't checked this out yet.
I think I occupied your whole day on this project. What can I do to show my appreciation. Any plans to come to Ireland? Where do you live?
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Originally Posted by tshering
It seems you had a great day!
I thought Nuance NaturallySpeaking would be preferable, since you are already used to it. I did however not think about the resources it needs. I will play around a little more with the Microsoft Windows 10 inbuilt voice recognition.
Since you installed it already, it might make things easier on the way.
Which files? Do you mean the files that contain the recorded touch events? You need those created by Frostschutz for the H20. Wait a moment. I will pack them into a KoboRoot.tgz so that you can install them.
In the meantime you could install the telnet packaged I linked to above (here is the link again.). Is telnet enabled on your PC? One has to go into the settings and enable it (it is disabled by default). |