It appears the personal version is no longer available for Linux. There is also a licensing issue for us, since the audio is being played back over the radio, it violates their "no third party" clause. The personal version is for local pc playout to a soundcard. To do TTS with file save for later/repeated playback and 3rd party use legally, it is going to run $340 for 1 license. I wish there was a better solution. Supposedly some of the festival voices have gotten better. Unless there has been a special dispensation from cepststral for amateur radio use, it's going to be hard to justify the expense. I didn't know about the licensing thing until I recently tried to get the latest version of Cepstral Linux and noticed it didn't function the same way as the version the scripts want. I read on cepstrals site about how the older Linux personal version was being used improperly (people would use the personal version in commercial phone systems to save a few bucks) and that's why it's no longer available. 73 Don W9DRR