To install the gnustep runtime you can type this in on ubuntu:

sudo apt-get install gnustep-gui-runtime

then you can test to see if the say command works by typing

say hi im chucky wanna play?

Then if that works then the next step is to know where to put the plugin. Find the path type in, if the folder doesn’t exist create it.

hexchat -p

Next download and unzip the source code to the plugins folder.

__module_name__ = "GNUStep-speech"
__module_version__ = "0.1.0"
__module_description__ = "Speech engine script for hexchat"

import hexchat # HexChat IRC interface
import subprocess
import random
import sys
import os
import time
import threading

DeleteMinutes = 15 #number of minutes after text file is created to delete it
TalkID = round(random.random()*100000,0)

def TalkTimer(fn):
	time.sleep(60*DeleteMinutes)
	os.remove(fn)
def MSGTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")
	myfile.write(user+" says "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def ATalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def JoinTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" has joined "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def NickTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" is now "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def PartTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" has parted from "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def PMSGTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" whispered "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
def QTalk(word, word_eol, userdata):
	# STRIP word
	for i in range(len(word)):
		# strips the colours and the format
		word[i] = hexchat.strip(word[i], -1, 3)
	# in "word", the first part is the user who issued the message
	user = word[0]
	msg = word[1][0:]
	fn = "/tmp/.hcsay"+str(TalkID+random.random())
	myfile = open(fn,"w+")	
	myfile.write(user+" quit chat "+msg)
	myfile.close()
	timerThread=threading.Thread(target=TalkTimer, args=(fn,))
	timerThread.start()
	subprocess.Popen(["say","-f",fn])
	return hexchat.EAT_NONE
# Finally, the hook that will link the function above to the action of receiving a channel message
hexchat.hook_print("Channel Message", MSGTalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Private Message to Dialog", PMSGTalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Join", JoinTalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Change Nick", NickTalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Part with Reason", PartTalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Private Action to Dialog", ATalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Channel Action", ATalk)
hexchat.hook_print("Quit", QTalk)
# You can find the words "Channel Message" and many other events in HexChat menu "Settings > Text Events..."

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• config/data.tar – Configuration and settings files. (/var and /usr directories) if any of the files in data.tar exists it will be overwritten.
• config/system.tar – Programs and other settings. Any existing file will not be overwritten. This prevents crashing the system after untaring the archive.

Here’s the source code for the two scripts are listed below. No download needed just use a text editor and save them as a *.sh file.

#!/bin/sh
#load.sh file
echo Heres a list of the operations and error codes, 0 = success>config/load.log
if [ -z $1 ]
then
xterm -e ./load.sh xterm
else
echo ----- data.tar   -----
sudo tar -xvf config/data.tar -C /
echo data.tar $?>>config/load.log
echo ----- system.tar -----
sudo tar -xvf config/system.tar -C / --skip-old-files
echo system.tar $?>>config/load.log
#Add service load commands after this line
#web server
hiawatha
echo hiawatha $?>>config/load.log
jwm -restart
fi

#!/bin/sh
#save.sh file
mkdir config
echo Heres a list of the operations and error codes, 0 = success>config/save.log
if [ -z $1 ]
then
xterm -e ./save.sh xterm
else
echo ---- data.tar     ----
rm config/data.tar
tar -rvf config/data.tar /etc
echo /etc $?>>config/save.log
tar -rvf config/data.tar /var
echo /var $?>>config/save.log
tar -rvf config/data.tar ~
echo home dir $?>>config/save.log
echo ---- system.tar   ----
rm config/system.tar
tar -rvf config/system.tar /usr
echo system.tar $?>>config/save.log
xedit config/save.log
fi

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