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Hello,
I'm looking for a linux distribution for people with disabilities, any ideas ?
Or maybe you know some programs for these people ? I need at least a On ...
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Hello,
I'm looking for a linux distribution for people with disabilities, any ideas ?
Or maybe you know some programs for these people ? I need at least a On screen keyboard, everything else like a screen reader, or a program that writes for you, so you do not have to type the letters, would be nice but is not required. Hope you can help me !
- 09-24-2007 #2Linux Guru
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The Gnome desktop includes some pretty good accessibility pieces. Orca screen reader and gok, the Gnome Onscreen Keyboard might be a start. KDE has some great stuff too but I'm not as familiar with them. You should find everything in any distro containing either environment.
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That's wonderful!
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Some links, for others who might be interested too
The GNOME Development Site
KDE Accessibility - KDE Accessibility Project
- 09-24-2007 #5Linux Guru
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Thanks for those links, I am actually a little interested in this subject as both of my parents require larger (read:huge) fonts at the moment and I'd like to look into some of this stuff for the future. There was one other app I remember I used to toy with but more because it was fun. Kmouth - it was a graphical frontend to festival and allowed for artificial voice and preset phrases. I'm not sure if that's the direction you were going in at all but it was a great app either way.


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