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type this in a terminal:
qclock | espeak
lol, you make have to install espeak, pacman -S espeak. It will say the output of qclock.
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lol, wow what a horrible voice!
However, the funny thing is that the output of qclock is not printed, so you have to rely on the voice... I guess one could create a keyboard shortcut to trigger that command
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I can only say, that it's the perfect combination.
-$: file /dev/zero
/dev/zero: symbolic link to '/dev/brain'
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Haha. This is funny
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I set it as a crontab to say the time every hour
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you can also change the language
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If you were a real winner you'd set it to say the time every second.
It's a little difficult to understand, but fun nonetheless.
Last edited by utore (2008-05-13 05:48:11)
Something witty.
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This one works pretty good
qclock | sed -e 's#\-##g' -e 's#\*##g' | espeak -s 166 -g 10 -v en -k 20
Haven't been here in a while. Still rocking Arch.
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lol, wow what a horrible voice!
However, the funny thing is that the output of qclock is not printed, so you have to rely on the voice...
could be fixed:
qclock | tee - | espeak
(this both prints and talks)
may the Source be with you
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