[laptop-accessibility] Screen reader software -- any progress?
Gilles Casse
gcasse at oralux.org
Sun Feb 10 06:03:13 EST 2008
Hi Tim,
Speech-dispatcher is a back-end: it manages speech synthesizers and
audio output, it does not interfere in fact with the user interface.
The text to be said is supplied to Speech-dispatcher by a client
compliant with the user interface (text based or GUI).
Available clients today:
- Speechd-el for a talking emacs,
- Speechd-up for Speakup,
- The Orca screen reader can also communicate with speech-dispatcher.
Speech dispatcher offers distinct audio modules: speech can be said via
Alsa, OSS, NAS or PulseAudio.
Best regards,
Gilles
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