Matthias C. Hormann

> An option for `include` to run the logic from the included file before the current file Or _after_, would also be nice. Use case: Possibly "live" include code/template snippets...

@mclaudiopt Is it possible that you _manually_ installed it into the "community" folder? I don’t have this in HACS. If you manually install it, it (currently) _must_ be in `www/lovelace-flower-card`,...

I still use the version 0.2.1 (temporary fix by Nat Palmer that is now unreachable) and attach it here as ZIP, for the time being. Simply unzip the included `code-block-copy`...

Not really. If you’re aware that you should _read_ your GUI system updater’s messages. ;-) Maybe we could somehow transfer the above quoted posts into the Wiki or README, so...

Yup, should probably have mentioned that, too: Users are encouraged to use `apt` in place of `apt-get`. It is more modern and has better features.

You’re welcome! Trying spd-say, I couldn’t find a PicoTTS option, but I didn’t really look very closely. The standard spd voices sound rather robotic on my system. SSML might be...

All your points are valuable—and correct. Let’s see how it eventually evolves, looking forward to it! And yes, of course I’m brute-forcing a lot here, because TTS on Linux is...

@Lume6: It may be possible I didn’t check out all languages, resulting in the file `/tmp/foliate-sox.wav` missing. You can try a simple text on the command line like so: ```bash...

Updated version of the script: [foliate-picotts.zip](https://github.com/johnfactotum/foliate/files/8055563/foliate-picotts.zip) Try: ```bash FOLIATE_TTS_LANG_LOWER='fr'; echo "Je préfère Linux à Windows." | foliate-picotts ``` ;-)

Didn’t know you could actually switch that off in Calibre’s Reader—I always disliked a reader to actually modify original EPUBs. So thanks for finding that one! On the other hand,...