Elleo/pied
Pied makes it simple to install and manage text-to-speech Piper voices for use with Speech Dispatcher.
What it solves
Pied simplifies the process of setting up and managing high-quality, neural text-to-speech voices on Linux. It bridges the gap between the Piper speech engine and Speech Dispatcher, which is the standard system used by many Linux applications to produce spoken audio.
How it works
Pied acts as a management interface that installs and configures the Piper engine to communicate with Speech Dispatcher. Once set up, it provides a user-friendly dashboard where you can browse, download, and switch between different available voices.
Who it’s for
This tool is for Linux users who want to use Piper's neural voices for system-wide text-to-speech but find the manual configuration of speech engines and voice files too complex or tedious.
Highlights
- Automated installation and configuration of the Piper engine for Speech Dispatcher.
- Built-in voice management to easily download and select new voices.
- User-friendly graphical interface built with Flutter.
- Available as a Snap or Flatpak for easy installation.
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