SayTime Script is an easy-to-use Nautilus software that enables your computer to verbally announce the current date and time.
Are you tired of having to constantly check the date and time on your computer? Look no further than SayTime Script. This Nautilus script is designed to make your life simpler by having your computer audibly announce the current date and time. All you need to get started is GNOME, Nautilus, festival, and festvox-don.
Installation of SayTime Script is refreshingly straightforward. Simply place the "saytime" file in your /bin directory and ensure that execution privileges are checked in the "Properites->Permissions" settings. Once installed, SayTime Script is ready to use.
Executing the "saytime" command will prompt your computer to speak the date and time. This can be accomplished in the terminal or through the creation of a desktop app launcher. It's that easy!
In the latest version of SayTime Script, an Italian version has been added, enhancing its accessibility to even more users. Overall, SayTime Script is an excellent tool for those looking to streamline their daily routine and stay on schedule.
Installation of SayTime Script is refreshingly straightforward. Simply place the "saytime" file in your /bin directory and ensure that execution privileges are checked in the "Properites->Permissions" settings. Once installed, SayTime Script is ready to use.
Executing the "saytime" command will prompt your computer to speak the date and time. This can be accomplished in the terminal or through the creation of a desktop app launcher. It's that easy!
In the latest version of SayTime Script, an Italian version has been added, enhancing its accessibility to even more users. Overall, SayTime Script is an excellent tool for those looking to streamline their daily routine and stay on schedule.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A