Re: eterm?

[Gary Lawrence Murphy <garym@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>>>> "G" == Greg Priest-Dorman <priestdo@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    G> Do you mean "emacs term mode"?  If so, try:
 
    G> M-x term

Just for fun, we tried running micq directly as the term shell, ie 

M-x term<RET>
/usr/bin/micq<RET>

and while this works beautifully for regular emacs, we found that
emacspeak only spoke the prompts and never spoke the program output.

What would be involved in getting the program output voicified?

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