I've tested "Show DOM tree", adblock, change browser identification (confirmed
using http://www.ericgiguere.com/tools/http-header-viewer.html ).
translate and validate web page.

The speak text tool, however failed.  I'll check later, to see if this is
a regression, or not.

CC: (none) => davidwhodgins

Regarding comment 1, this is not a regression. The same problem exists using
the older versions.  Clicking on the speak text icon pops up a dialog box with
"The D-Bus call say() failed.".

Once x86-64 testing has been completed, the srpm
konq-plugins-4.6.5-1.1.mga1.src.rpm
can be validated.

I'll look into the speak failing later, to see if there is some setting I've
missed, or file a bug report about it.

The speak extension works, provided jovie has been installed, configured,
and is running.

do you think we should add a suggests for jovie ?

CC: (none) => balcaen.john

As it seems to be required for the speech plugin to work, I think that's a good
idea.

Ok i'll push a new package with jovie as suggests.

konq-plugins tested OK x86_64.

Jovie & speech-dispatcher don't seem to work very well together, a bit hit and miss, but it's maybe a configuration issue.

Source RPM  : konq-plugins-4.6.5-1.2.mga1.src.rpm

(In reply to comment #7)
> konq-plugins tested OK x86_64.
> 
> Jovie & speech-dispatcher don't seem to work very well together, a bit hit and
> miss, but it's maybe a configuration issue.

As per /usr/share/jovie/README.urpmi run spd-conf to configure jovie.

It seems you have to crate a user configuration (as root), for speech-dispatcher
to use.

if you configure speech-dispatcher as root, it won't work if you're using pulseaudio.

(In reply to comment #10)
> if you configure speech-dispatcher as root, it won't work if you're using
> pulseaudio.

Strange.  I'm not sure how jovie and speech-dispatcher actually tie in
with each other.

I used spd-conf to setup a system configuration for jovie.  The speed-dispatcher
service wouldn't start.  I created a root user configureation for jovie,
and the speed-dispatcher service started ok.

I then used spd-conf to setup a user config for my regular user id, and then
started jovie.

In all of the configs I used espeak, pulse, port 6560, as per the README.urpmi.

After that, the speak button in konqueror worked for me.

Well you don't have to configure the « root » user for speed dispatcher, the configure as user is far enough.

> As per /usr/share/jovie/README.urpmi run spd-conf to configure jovie.
> 
> It seems you have to crate a user configuration (as root), for
> speech-dispatcher
> to use.

Yes I did do that Dave, but not as root. The service wouldn't start. Once I started it as a normal user Jovie read the text but if Jovie was called from konq-plugins then speech dispatcher wouldn't run and it wouldn't work.

It didn't seem reliable to me but that wasn't down to konq-plugins it was down to Jovie/speech-dispatcher.

Unless speech-dispatcher was started as a normal user then no voices would show up to be selected in Jovie. It probably just needs the init script altering, but that's another bug.

konq-plugins tested ok x86_64 and i586 so I think we can validate. I will check for Jovie/speech-dispatcher bugs and create a new one if necessary, then validate this.

Bug 2859 created for Jovie/speech-dispatcher


konq-plugins update validated


Advisory : « This package provides the 4.6.5 version of konq-plugins fixing
several bugs from kde bugzilla  »

Source RPM  : konq-plugins-4.6.5-1.2.mga1.src.rpm


Could sysadmin please push from core/updates_testing to core/updates


Thankyou!

Keywords: (none) => validated_update
CC: (none) => sysadmin-bugs

update pushed.

Status: NEW => RESOLVED
CC: (none) => dmorganec
Resolution: (none) => FIXED