Sort language models into sublevels.

mkiol / dsnote

Speech Note Linux app. Note taking, reading and translating with offline Speech to Text, Text to Speech and Machine translation.

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Sort language models into sublevels. #97

Open albanobattistella opened 8 months ago

albanobattistella commented 8 months ago

Hi, I would like to activate the context menu to paste into the textarea and sort language models into sublevels (especially English is difficult to consult). This would make it leaner. Thanks! :-) Regards, A.

mkiol commented 7 months ago

Hi :)

I would like to activate the context menu to paste into the textarea

It is a limitation of org.kde.breeze theme. I don't think I can fix this. Try to switch style to org.kde.desktop and check if it resolves the problem.

By default, org.kde.desktop is used only on KDE Plasma because it doesn't look nice under dark theme. On other hand, org.kde.breeze style looks fine in dark theme but it doesn't have all features. For instance, context menu is missing :(

and sort language models into sublevels (especially English is difficult to consult).

Can you explain this in more detail? What do you mean by "sublevels"?

albanobattistella commented 7 months ago

Hi, :-)

By sublevels I mean separating the whisper, coqui, etc. as tree models. Thanks for your answers. A.

mkiol commented 7 months ago

By sublevels I mean separating the whisper, coqui, etc. as tree models

Really like the idea 👍🏿

albanobattistella commented 7 months ago

By sublevels I mean separating the whisper, coqui, etc. as tree models

Really like the idea 👍🏿

Hi, thanks! I had opened a request some time ago to be able to implement fonts for dyslexics. (opendixlexic) Furthermore, the entries for the Italian language, only two remain good. It would be nice to implement other more natural voices. Congratulations on the continuous improvements you are making. Thanks again for this beautiful software. Albano

mkiol commented 7 months ago

I had opened a request some time ago to be able to implement fonts for dyslexics. (opendixlexic)

No worries, I remember :) Most likely will be in the next version.

Furthermore, the entries for the Italian language, only two remain good. It would be nice to implement other more natural voices.

Which ones are okay and which ones aren't?

If you come across any nice Italian voice model that is freely available, please let me know.

mkiol commented 2 months ago

The new version 4.6.0 brings some improvements for the model browser. It's not full Tree-style, but it's a bit better. Multi-voice models are grouped, so navigating the model browser is easier.

The new version should be available in Flathub tomorrow.

albanobattistella commented 2 months ago

The new version 4.6.0 brings some improvements for the model browser. It's not full Tree-style, but it's a bit better. Multi-voice models are grouped, so navigating the model browser is easier.

The new version should be available in Flathub tomorrow.

Thank you! :-)