Re: Ang: Re: [Kde-accessibility] Applications

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Mats:

Klavaro has this listed on its web page: "The graphical interface of 
Klavaro is based on other program called "GTK+ 2" (not really a program, 
but a set of libraries)."  So, I'm going to guess it should work within 
the AT-SPI environment.  I've not tried it with Orca, though, so I don't 
know how much work would be needed to make a compelling experience.

From KTouch, I see: "There has been progress on getting KTouch up and 
running on KDE 4".  This tells me it is probably based upon KDE/Qt and 
is thus not really a good player in AT-SPI.

Will

mats lundalv vgregion se wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The only typing tutor for blind users - in Linux - that I can find is 
> the TypeFaster Typing Tutor at
> http://www.typefastertypingtutor.com/index.html that provides a special 
> accessible version. However that version seems only to support the 
> English keyboard. However there is also a Spanishregular version, so 
> should be possible to merge these two.
>
> But perhaps it would be also possible to make an Orca script for one of 
> the other typing tutors - such as Klavaro 
> (http://klavaro.sourceforge.net/en/) or KTouch 
> (http://ktouch.sourceforge.net/) - to make them work ok for a blind user?
>
> Mats <mailto:mats lundalv sit se>
>
> -----gnome-accessibility-list-bounces gnome org skrev: -----
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>     Till: Ronny Andrade Parra <javi2401 msn com>
>     Från: David Bolter <david bolter utoronto ca>
>
>     Hi Ronny.
>
>     I would recommend the Orca screen reader for Linux.
>     http://live.gnome.org/Orca
>
>     Note: I've cc'ed the gnome accessibility community.
>
>     cheers,
>     David
>
>     Ronny Andrade Parra wrote:
>      > Hi everyone, my name is Ronny Andrade, we are starting a project
>     in my
>      > university in which we are going to work with blind people, so I
>     want
>      > to know if there is a screen reader for linux as professinal as Jaws
>      > for windows. I also want to know if there is any program to teach
>      > typewriting to the blind; but since I am from Ecuador, it would be
>      > better for me if those programs have multi-language support, or if
>      > they are designed in spanish!!!
>      >  
>      > Thanks for your help.
>      >  
>      > Bye
>      >
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