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espeak currently doesn't work on arm Lollipop 5.1.1 (termux/termux-packages#1680)

espeak currently doesn't work on arm Lollipop 5.1.1 (termux/termux-packages#1680), but a typical linux solution may be an alternative (as in https://www.debian.org/devel/debian-accessibility/software,) except for the termux menus and such.

It worked for you? It never changed anything on my LG Lollipop 5.1.1 arm device. I was interested in the feature at one point, but decided that stuff comes in...

Toggling the keyboard and extra keys never worked for me, but I wouldn't be opposed to its reintroduction as a beta feature or something.

I had to create the symlink manually. (```ln -s ...```) If that doesn't work, I'm afraid I don't have a chromebook to test.

@timnolte, that appears to be for Java only. Native binary applications wouldn't be able to use it without some kind of wrapper that runs Java code, which would probably be...

@timnolte, the SDcard issue has been confusing since #20. Only recently could an app be written in non-Java. (A Java wrapper was required, which could load other code, as termux...

@Monsieur-Moony, @Dunbaratu: termux lets you use volume-down (or the extra-keys button) in place of Ctrl, though I agree.

I'd like to port it, and I like this idea, but I don't have the time, right now.

I symlinked them together in https://github.com/Quasic/termux-home-bin but I kind of abandoned it after I had weird trouble with the dialog package. I've been planning on adding API interfaces to avoid...