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Re: console screenreader (using /dev/input and /dev/vcsa)
- From: Tony Baechler <tony baechler net>
- To: Linux for blind general discussion <blinux-list redhat com>
- Subject: Re: console screenreader (using /dev/input and /dev/vcsa)
- Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 01:52:06 -0800
Hi,
As stated in the subject, we're talking about a console screen reader,
so that eliminates Gnome. I did try YASR a very long time ago on I
think Debian and got errors so I gave up. I think it said it couldn't
access the serial port or couldn't find a synthesizer. This would be
with a Doubletalk LT and Speakup. I think I turned off Speakup when I
was testing but it seemed to make no difference. I also tried Emacspeak
without Speakup and yes, it works, but is difficult if you don't use
Emacs. Also, it is not a daemon and is useless without Emacs installed.
Mike Gorse wrote:
Yasr should theoretically work with FreeBSD, although I haven't tried
it in a long time. If you couldn't get it working, then I'm curious
what problems you had. Emacspeak should also work (as well as Orca if
you're using GNOME).
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