Eric S. Johansson wrote: > http://foss.eepatents.com/WinDictator/wiki/AlphaRelease > > Ed Suominen created this package which injects text spoken to a Windows > speech recognition application and injects it into Linux. He used a > modified xnee package to somehow improve the reliability of text > injection. I have two queries on this. First, can we use the at-spi > instead of a hacked xnee? Second, is there anyone with knowledge of > at-spi and working hands would be willing to help with this project? > >
That looks very interesting. I tried to do something similar last year using a VNC connection instead, with mixed results. This looks much more elegant. I'll be very interested to try it. It seems building and installing is a major issue with it at the moment (because everyone has different environments). We should clearly get it packaged for Ubuntu. I don't know anything about Xnee, but I know that Chris wrote some simple C code to inject keystrokes for onBoard, without using Xnee or AT-SPI. Thanks for pointing this out! Henrik -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
