To install speakupconfig, just copy the script to /usr/bin.

You will also need to make the /etc/speakup.conf file load when you
boot up.  How you do this depends on which Linux distribution you're
using.  In Debian, put the following shell script in
"/etc/rc.boot/0speakup":

#!/bin/sh
loadspk < /etc/speakup.conf > /dev/null

In Red Hat or Linux-Mandrake, you can use the same script, but call it
"/etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S10speakup".  Note that though runlevel 3 is the
default in these distributions, you may be using a different runlevel;
in that case, replace the "3" in "rc3.d" with the number of your run
level.

In Slackware, add the second line of the script to "/etc/rc.local".

That's all.

-- Matthew Campbell <mattcamp@crosswinds.net>
