Hello!
Time: Oct, 23rd, 19:00 UTC
Place: #ubuntu-meeting on irc.freenode.net
Agenda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Team/MeetingAgenda
We recently had an Accessibility team meeting where we focused on
getting the Edgy Eft release tested and polished. We also did a quick
round of
FYI...Orca v2.17.1 was posted today.
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my orca with festival italian con ubuntu 6..6.1 crash with evolution
It was noted at the Accessibility Summit, http://tinyurl.com/uqen3,
that a high quality FOSS OCR is needed and I remember reading earlier
that Google have OSed Tesseract.
http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/09/18/191251
It's on a Apache 2.0 License.
-- Steve Lee
www.oatsoft.org
Hi Will, folks (CCing ubuntu-accessibility for good measure).
gnome-panel seems to crash a lot and quite spontaneously on Ubuntu,
Phew! I was starting to think I had personally managed to muck
something up really well.
more information about what you might be doing at the time of the
crash?
Hi Folks:
I just downloaded, built, and tested this OCR engine.
It is really pretty good, and it was very easy to build. At the moment
it is a bit limited (requires TIFF format, 8 bit depth, and doesn't
understand columns etc.) but the limitations don't seem to be in the
engine, only in the
Hi All
I am having some guys from the local LUG come around to mine tomorrow to
load up Ubuntu 6 - not sure which sub version - onto my PC.
Can you please let me know what accessability is in-built into this distro?
I want to achieve as near as possible an equivilant to Windows ZoomText in
there is also GOCR and Ocrad
which are open source.
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Hi,
I'll talking about accessibility in general and I would love to show a
(more or less) working linux desktop solution for blind people since
everybody I know uses Jaws/Windows :(.
What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as long as it works and is
Eduardo Trápani wrote:
Hi,
I'll talking about accessibility in general and I would love to show a
(more or less) working linux desktop solution for blind people since
everybody I know uses Jaws/Windows :(.
What should I install to be able to show that? Gnome, KDE, it does not
matter as
The SpeechDispatcher API has some limitations which make the user
experience with orca a little less nice - as I understand it,
SpeechDispatcher doesn't support completion/progress tags within an
utterance, it can only tell you when an entire utterance is complete.
While I hear that espeak's
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