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Removing the no-scenarios version

First, I want to remove the no-scenarios version, then I want to install the trunk version.

A. I want to remove the no-scenarios version from my computer taking a look at these instructions. This is what I do:

$ cd Documents/201001/simon-no-scenarios/build
$ make uninstall

There seems to be a problem. Maybe I should try

$ sudo make uninstall

It looks better now. Is the no-scenarios version now uninstalled? I think so, it is not available any more in the menu Applications > Universal Access. Great.

B. Now I can try to install the trunk version. First, I do the check out:

am3msi@am3msi-desktop:~/Documents/201001$ svn co https://speech2text.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/speech2text/trunk simonsource

It worked: Checked out revision 1118.

$ cd simonsource
$ ./build_ubuntu.sh

I have to wait a few minutes. Unfortunately, I wasn’t successful:

trunk-revision-1118-failed

I open now Synaptic. The package libattica0 is installed. I will install via Synaptic the package libattica-dev now. After I have done that, I will try to install the simon trunk version again. Maybe it will work out.

C. I am able to start simon (built from trunk – revision 1118). I can see in Applications > Universal Access > simond. But where is Applications > Universal Access > ksimond? There is no symbol for ksimond. How can I configure ksimond (enter username/password)?

And where is Applications > Universal Access > sam? sam isn’t available any more.

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3 Responses to “Removing the no-scenarios version”

  1. Peter Grasch says:
    January 19, 2010 at 1:03 pm

    Yes, sam is currently broken (scenario restructuring).
    Expect it to be fixed in the next couple of weeks – then with scenario serialization support and the testing of static and adapted models too.

    Greetings,
    Peter

  2. Peter Grasch says:
    January 19, 2010 at 1:05 pm

    Oh and about ksimond: Is there no icon or is there no entry at all? If you start “ksimond” by entering it into a terminal, what happens?
    You also get access to the simond configuration through systemsettings if you have it installed.

    Greetings,
    Peter

  3. producer says:
    January 19, 2010 at 5:46 pm

    1. OK, I hope that sam will be fixed soon. I need this tool for speech model development. And I think that sam could be very useful for testing wav files that have been collected by Voxforge. So please try to fix it. Thanks.

    2. I tried the terminal:

    am3msi@am3msi-desktop:~$ ksimond
    ksimond: command not found

    In Applications > Universal Access > ksimond – there is no entry at all for ksimond. I am not able to start ksimond because I can’t find it.

    3. I don’t know how to handle system settings.