mkiol

Thanks for the remarks and ideas. I'm not super sure that this app is for these kind of tasks. At least this is not a primary use case. I think...

> And to save spoken text: xsel | speechnote -v VoiceName -out ~/path/to/test.mp3 Actually, these kind of use case is already directly supported in cli interface by [Piper](https://github.com/rhasspy/piper) or [Coqui](https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS)....

New Flatpak release is out. It is based on `org.kde.Platform/5.15-23.08` runtime. https://github.com/flathub/net.mkiol.SpeechNote/commit/6c6bcb3e0e427e176eee307e7606a73483cccab1

@barolo I'm not sure I understood the question correctly, but I believe yes. If Intel GPU supports OpenCL, acceleration should be possible (but only in Speech-to-Text). The problem here is...

Just letting know. The app may not work well because I messed up something with the add-ons, so now they are not discoverable. I'm fixing it right now. https://github.com/mkiol/dsnote/issues/139

> Is this also related to speeding up processing on Intel GPUs? https://github.com/oneapi-src/oneDNN In general yes, but not for Whisper right now. Speech Note uses two engines `whisper.cpp` which doesn't...

Thanks for the idea. Indeed, what you suggested is much more convenient 👍🏿 I will try to change it in the upcoming update.

New version 4.5.0 is out. It brings following change: - Toggle option for keyboard shortcuts (X11 only). When Toggle behavior is enabled, Start listening/reading shortcuts will also stop listening/reading if...

Thanks for the questions and all suggestions. > I think the global keyboard shortcuts feature is a feature that is notable enough that it should be mentioned in the README....

> whisper.cpp can use OpenVino though, which can use Intel's GPUs Have you tried using whisper.cpp with OpenVino? It is working? Do you need any special configuration on your system...