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Installing mimic v1
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While setting up a Mycroft device installer will ask to build Mimic 1 locally. If you initially skipped this you can also re-run dev_setup.sh with a -fm flag for "force mimic".<blockquote>./dev_setup.sh -fm</blockquote>You can do the opposite, by running flag to "skip mimic":<blockquote>./dev_setup.sh -sm</blockquote> | While setting up a Mycroft device installer will ask to build Mimic 1 locally. If you initially skipped this you can also re-run dev_setup.sh with a -fm flag for "force mimic".<blockquote>./dev_setup.sh -fm</blockquote>You can do the opposite, by running flag to "skip mimic":<blockquote>./dev_setup.sh -sm</blockquote> | ||
== | == Installation (mimic v1) == | ||
===== Arch based distros ===== | |||
Install form the AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mimic | |||
===== On Debian/Ubuntu ===== | |||
<code>$ sudo apt-get install gcc make pkg-config automake libtool libasound2-dev</code> | |||
===== On Fedora ===== | |||
<code>$ sudo dnf install gcc make pkgconfig automake libtool alsa-lib-devel</code> | |||
Mimic v1 source: https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic1 | |||
== KDE & gnome integration (mimic v1) == | |||
This setup will let you read text with mimic tts from '''any application''' on your system simply by pressing a keyboard command. | This setup will let you read text with mimic tts from '''any application''' on your system simply by pressing a keyboard command. | ||